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Whenever I attempt to do this, parsing stops with the following
error:
/home/joey/build/php-doc/manual.xml line 41 col 15
Undefined parameter entity language-defs
External entity global.chapters not found
System identfier chapters.ent
I was hoping someone on this list would know what I'm missing/doing
wrong.
On Wed, 23 Aug 2000, Egon Schmid ( <email protected>) wrote the following to Hartmut...:
> Hartmut Holzgraefe wrote:
> >
> > "Egon Schmid ( <email protected>)" wrote:
> > > I don't know. I let XEmacs do the indentation so I see missing elements
> > > if a start or end element is missing.
> >
> > so what is the trick to get indentation right in [X]Emacs psgml mode?
> > mine always wants to move everything one space to the left ... :(
>
> Read in manual.xml in the top-level directory. Parse the docbook.dtd and
> safe it as manual.ced. If you edit a file that manual.ced will be read
> and there is another line at the end of every file that tells emacs to
> use an indent-step of 1 space for the indentation. Hit the tab key on a
> line with a element and you have the correct indentation for that
> element.
>
> -Egon
>
>
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