I'm having problems getting SGML tools to work in woody. I would like to do the following:
Create DocBook and debiandoc documents, validate them and turn them into DVI. >From that I can create other formats. Also, the same for documents created by others. Create XML documents, validate them and turn them into HTML, DVI, etc. Psgml works great to edit the documents, and it seems to find and understand the associated DTDs. The problems start when I attempt to use sgmls, osgmls, jade or openjade. I get lots of errors, and they start with errors about the doctype. It is obviously a case sensitivity issue. I tried using jade on demo.sgm with demo.dsl, and got errors. When I changed "doctype" to "DOCTYPE" the first error went away, when I changed "system" to "SYSTEM" the second error went away, etc. How do I make these tools case insensitive? Better yet, is there some recipe somewhere for Debian that says, install this, use this command to validate, install that, use this command to create a DVI file, etc.? I am confused by all the similar tools; I need a roadmap of how to use them. Here is what I have installed, what should I keep and what should I toss? debiandoc-sgml install debiandoc-sgml-doc install jade install jadetex install libosp2 install libsgmls-perl install libsp1 install openjade install opensp install perlsgml install psgml install sgml-base install sgml-data install sgml2x install sgmlspl install sgmltools-lite install sp install -- Neil L. Roeth -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
