On 22 Jun 2001, at 17:54, Peter Ring wrote:
While Dublin Core might often be appropriate for *delivery* of common
metadata, it is not really intended for basic markup in your repository.
Gee, I don't know. Is it possible to assure the right intention for
everything? Some persons use a
One of the more common schemes for exchange of information about persons is
vCard:
http://www.imc.org/pdi/
There are a few proposals for representing vCard in XML:
http://www.vcard-xml.org/
http://www.w3.org/TR/vcard-rdf
but none with a 'standard' status, AFAIK.
If someone wanted to
Michael Westbay wrote:
While the encoding is part of the specification, it's optional to support
multiple encodings. Saxon, for example, only supports UTF-8, USASCII, and
ISO-8859-1 (all of which are exact subsets of UTF-8).
ISO-8859-1 is not subset of UTF-8. If you have stream of bytes
First of all, apologies for my misunderstanding. But in a way I'm glad
because it let you expand your ideas to state:
[...] I can see the day when the encoding will need to change
within a single file.
I have such a file. It's name is mbox. Not in XML, but the biggest problem
with having
Greetings Oasis DocuPeople,
I have a question for anyone who has any expertise in DocBook (sgml), Jade,
and man page production. Please forgive my lengthy introduction, but I
think
it necessary to explain where my problems lie.
My task appeared fairly straightforward: I had to produce a man
Bill Lawrence wrote:
Sorry, the question was poorly worded. What I'm looking for is a way to
generate chapter and section numbers in HTML Help .hhc file as well as in
the actual HTML.
Oh, I see! Fixed in CVS. I don't know why I haven't add this feature
before. Grab latest version of
Hello,
I don't know (X)Emacs, and I would like to try it to write XML files and
debug some XSL stylesheets.
The problem I have is that the rendering done by PSGML (colored
keywords) works only for files with the .sgml extension. Files with .xml
extension are not recognized. I know that it is
Des Dougan a écrit :
I am interested in feedback from those using DocBook on Windows as to which
environment they feel is most straightforward for a bunch of
non-professional writers.
LyX is a a tool to write documents. It's easy to use and you can export in
DocBook SGML/XML. I know there's
I'm neither an Emacs nor Xemacs expert, however, this works for me in my
.emacs:
(setq auto-mode-alist (cons '(\\.xml\\' . sgml-mode )
auto-mode-alist))
Hope that helps,
Mike Mascari
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ben wrote:
Hello,
I don't know (X)Emacs, and I would like to try it to write XML files
