peter sabaini]
DTML != XML, so theres no such thing as a DTD for DTML
Not quite. DTD is an SGML thing (XML being a special subset), and are not limited just to XML. There is a DTD for HTML, for example. However, DTML is not SGML either. I do not think you could successfully write a DTD for DTML (although SGML is amazingly flexible, I'm not sure it is quite this flexible). Cheers, Tom P
Passin, Tom wrote:
peter sabaini]
DTML != XML, so theres no such thing as a DTD for DTML
Not quite. DTD is an SGML thing (XML being a special subset), and are not limited just to XML. There is a DTD for HTML, for example.
However, DTML is not SGML either. I do not think you could successfully write a DTD for DTML (although SGML is amazingly flexible, I'm not sure it is quite this flexible).
oops of course you're right. one rarely hears of SGML these days... it seems someone even has written a DTD for DTML: http://www.zope.org/Members/alburt/dtml-4l.dtd http://www.zope.org/Members/alburt/dtml.ent sorry, peter.
Cheers,
Tom P
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