Erik Leunissen wrote: > The documentation at http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/stdedition.html says: > > "XXE Standard Edition has all the features needed to edit a document > constrained by a DTD. It supports any DTD whether it is standard > (DocBook, XHTML, etc) or custom." > > Using the standard edition, I want to create a document that obeys a > specific DTD, called TMML (this is a DTD that defines the structure of > manual pages for the Tcl scripting language, see > http://tmml.sourceforge.net/index.html). > > How do I configure xmleditor to edit against other DTD's than the > default Docbook DTD, in my case TMML? > > I did look into the documentation, but only found some related > information in the power users guide > (http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/docs/poweruser/ar01s01s01.html). > Is that what I need or did I overlook something?
This document describes what you need to do to be able to comfortably edit TMML documents using XXE. Writing a configuration file, plus a few template documents, for TMML will take you 10 minutes. Writing a CSS style sheet may take several hours but it's worth doing it. It is also simple and easy to add a custom menu and/or custom tool bar buttons. Without such configuration file, XXE will open your TMML documents, validates them and let you edit them in a DTD-directed way. The only problem is that you'll have to use the tree view.
