On Mon, 2004-09-06 at 16:52, Karsten Wade wrote: > > Yes, either as Karsten says, > > or the emacs way; > > Please don't do as Dave says, unless he can truly fix this problem. Its not a problem Karsten. Its the way psgml is supposed to work? > > If you use a Local Variable instead of a .ced file, the indenting is off > by two; so address that problem? Unrelated to finding the schema? > I assume Dave would then run the file through an XSLT before doing XML > diffs[1]. That seems like a lot of steps to me. No. I keep saying (OK once :-) that plain text diffs on xml are ... not right. > > If you use a Local Variable, and the rest of the project is using .ced > files, then doing a diff on your file with an editor is going to be > impossible. Thats a project weakness. Nothing to do with schema location. > > I've run these experiments numerous times, but if someone can point out > the error in my method to let us use Local Variable, I am more than > happy to use this easier method. The error is using the wrong tools. I edit pretty large xml files in emacs quite a lot. I also use nxml-mode with xml-mode and believe me hacking that 4 liner to the bottom of the file is the easier option. If you are bothered by the indents, fix the elisp for sgml-mode, or ask on psmgl-list for Lennart to do it! -- Regards DaveP. XSLT&Docbook FAQ http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl
