David Bullock wrote: > > Your educated guess about the start pattern was a good one. Their idea > is that one would use bnml-standard.rnc as a starting point for creating > one's own *.rnc file. > > I am glad that my 3.5.1 edition of XXE is RelaxNG aware, because it > RelaxNG looks like an interesting system to work with (I'd not seen it > in actual use before).
DocBook 5, TEI P5, OpenDocument (OpenOffice format), MathML 3 all use RELAX NG schemas. Here at XMLmind, we systematically use RELAX NG when we need to develop new schemas. Schematron (http://www.schematron.com/spec.html) is another interesting system. It complements RELAX NG very well. Schematron is supported by XMLmind XML Editor since version v3.5.0 (October 3, 2006). > > So with your advice I can now edit instances my own minimalist > customisation of BNML using XXE! > > I was so excited, I re-read the tutorial (it's been a while). I noticed > a small typo in the last sentence of section 6.1 in chapter 2: " In this > is not the case" should be "If this his not the case". > Thanks for reporting this typo.
