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- Dale Dougherty writes:
- > In order to validate a SGML file, it must have
- > a DOCTYPE declaration, pointing to the SGML DTD.
- > Here's an example:
- >
- > <!DOCTYPE HTML SYSTEM "/work/dmg/dtds/html/orahtml.dtd" >
- >
- > Now, I know that the WWW parser does not need this
- > information because it does not actually read
- > a DTD. However, if one is validating HTML files with an SGML parser,
- > which is the right thing to do at some point, the SGML parser needs
- > this line. It would be nice to depend upon the HTML parser
- > to at least know to ignore it.
- >
- > In Xmosaic, for instance, this line is displayed on the screen.
-
- NOT in 1.1. Are we clairvoyant, or what? :-)
-
- Cheers,
- Marc
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