PSGML Mode is a mode for editing, umm, SGML and XML documents in
emacs. It can parse a DTD and help you insert the right tags in the
-right place, knows about tags' attributes and can tell you in which
-contexts a tag can be used. If you give it the right DTD, that is.
+right place, knows about tags' attributes and can tell you in
+which contexts a tag can be used. If you give it the right DTD, that is.
But even without a DTD, it can save you some typing since pressing
C-c/ will close an open tag
automatically.
locate-library command. In Emacs, type
M-x locate-library and enter
psgml. Emacs will tell you if
-it found it or not.If you don't have PSGML preinstalled in your Emacs, there are -two things you can do:
On Linux: Get the psgml rpm from RedHat's -docbook-tools and install it as usual.
On other systems: Get the tarball from the PSGML Website. Unpack it and follow the install +it found it or not.
If you don't have PSGML preinstalled in your Emacs, there +are two things you can do:
On Linux: Get the psgml rpm from RedHat's docbook-tools and install it as usual.
On other systems: Get the tarball from the PSGML Website. Unpack it and follow the install instructions.
That's it. Now you are ready to tell emacs all about PSGML mode
-and that funky CATALOG
+
That's it. Now you are ready to tell emacs all about PSGML
+mode and that funky CATALOG
top.xml, that the element
in the parent that will enclose the current document is a
book and that the current
-file's topmost element is a sect1.
+file's topmost element is a sect1.
Of course, you should read the emacs texinfo pages that come @@ -134,7 +133,7 @@
C-c C-aC-c C-x C-iC-c C-x C-iC-c C-x C-eStart with the the section called “OpenACS Documentation Guide” -