Re: psgml DTDs - from where?

On Fri, 09 Aug 2002 10:28:19 +0900, "Stephen J. Turnbull" said: And of course, there will be people who actually (gasp, shock) have their own DTDs created for some custom project (I know pretty soon I'm going to have to start investigating the DTD that goes along with the recent RFC draft for XML encoding of security intrusion alert data.... Having said that, it would indeed be nice if it was possible to just tell XEmacs that all the DTDs live "over there" at some point(s) in the file system. That way we can get out of the DTD business altogether, and let people find the ones they need - let's face it, if they need a HTML 4.01 or XHTML 1.0 DTD, they probably alredy have access to a copy (as whatever is *receiving* the data already needs the DTD). At least I'm *hoping* so - that's the case - the only two cases I can think of for demanding a HTML 4.01 DTD (for example) are "the consumer of the data already has the DTD" and "intellectual masturbation". Of course, I'm sitting in Dulles airport between flights as I write this, so maybe I'm pulling a Vixie(*) here... /Valdis (*) "Never release software while stuck in an airport" - Vixie's comment after a .0 release of BIND ramped up to .4 or so within a week. ;)