A fundamental principle of InfoPrism is the ability to cope with any reasonable DTD. This is realized with ruleset scripts . The InfoPrism package includes ruleset scripts for the default document type Manual. Support for the Docbook DTD is under development.
In addition to plain old SGML documents InfoPrism handles so-called SGML scripts as well. These are Tcl scripts using additional commands for document creation. The commands are
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<!DOCTYPE manual PUBLIC "-//Witware//DTD InfoPrism//EN"> <TITLE>Vanilla SGML vs SGML Scripts</TITLE> <AUTHOR EMAIL="racke@linuxia.de">Stefan Hornburg</AUTHOR> Many documentation writers are not that familiar with SGML documents. Using SGML scripts may be more natural for them. Furthermore you gain the facilities of a programming language (loops, functions) for free. Burying umlauts (ä et al) within entities is no longer necessary.you write
manual "Vanilla SGML vs SGML Scripts" author -email racke@linuxia.de "Stefan Hornburg" text "Many documentation writers are not that familiar with SGML documents. Using SGML scripts may be more natural for them. Furthermore you gain the facilities of a programming language (loops, functions) for free. Burying umlauts (ä et al) within entities is no longer necessary."
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