- What do |, ?, +, *, and , mean in a DTD file? - Stack Overflow
I understand the basics like <!Element Master and what big and small means, but what I don't get is what | ? + * , etc means Also what does it mean when it's between () ? NOTE : each line is taken from a separated DTD file (I copied each line from 9 DTD files ) What does each line mean?
- What is difference between XML Schema and DTD?
I have googled this question, but I do not understand clearly what is an XML schema and DTD (document type definition), and why the XML schema is more powerful compared to DTD Any guidance would
- Difference between PCDATA and CDATA in DTD - Stack Overflow
In a DTD, the type of an attribute that contains text must be CDATA The CDATA keyword in an attribute declaration has a different meaning than the CDATA section in an XML document In a CDATA section all characters are legal (including <,>, , ' and " characters), except the ]]> end tag #PCDATA is not appropriate for the type of an attribute
- xml - How to choose between DTD and XSD - Stack Overflow
I want to use either a DTD or an XSD to describe my XML document I've read that XSDs are better than DTDs since they support namespaces and data types, and that DTDs are older Does this mean tha
- c# - DTD prohibited in xml document exception - Stack Overflow
What does a DTD mean? The document type declaration has a purely declarative meaning: a schema for this document type, in the syntax defined in the XML spec, can be found at such and such a location
- Where is the HTML5 Document Type Definition? - Stack Overflow
DTD is an SGML and XML thing An XML DTD is even more limited in expressive power than an SGML DTD; XML is a simplification of SGML in this area, too
- What is the meaning of DOCTYPE in xml file? - Stack Overflow
2 A Doctype describes which DTD the XML file follows This: Describes what elements are allowed inside what other elements (for the purpose of validation) Describes what named character references are available (beyond the 5 XML built-ins of amp;, lt;, gt;, apos; and ")
- What does the standalone directive mean in XML?
The other answers here are either incomplete or incorrect, the main misconception is that The standalone declaration is a way of telling the parser to ignore any markup declarations in the DTD The DTD is thereafter used for validation only standalone="yes" means that the XML processor must use the DTD for validation only
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