I've noticed that when I used xmllint --valid to validate a document, if I
don't use the --nowarning option I get a full description of an invalid
element that helps me find the error:
ch01.xml:125: element chapter: validity error : Element chapter content
does
not follow the DTD, expecting (title , (((itemizedlist | orderedlist |
caution |
note | tip | programlisting | para | blockquote | informalexample |
graphic | i
nformaltable | example | figure | table | procedure | bridgehead | remark)+
, se
ction*) | section+)), got (title indexterm para section section section )
</chapter>
^
When I add the --nowarning option to xmllint, I get only this output:
ch01.xml:125: element chapter: validity error : Element chapter content
does
not follow the DTD
</chapter>
^
This is not a warning, this is a validation error. Why would --nowarning
suppress this useful information?
In this case, I need to use --nowarning because the DTD in question is
structured to specify the same attribute more than once. That generates a
warning (not an error) that I want to suppress.
Is there any way to use --nowarning and still get the full error output?
My version is on Windows XP:
xmllint.exe: using libxml version 20626CVS2823
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
DocBook Consulting
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