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In message "Re: internal DTD subset production", Thierry Bezecourt wrote... >At 19:06 06/09/2000 +0900, KAZUMI Saito wrote: >This name is not part of the DTD, where DTD stands for "document type >*definition*", but it is a part of the document type *declaration*. It is >specific to your XML document, because several XML documents may refer to >the same DTD and have different root element types (as long as they are >declared somewhere in the DTD). My question is solved, thank you. >The DOM spec says: "Note: The actual content returned depends on how much >information is available to the implementation. This may vary depending on >various parameters, including the XML processor used to build the document." Of cource I have read this but I thought, this note says such as the parser A processes element declaration but not processes entity declaration, another parser B processes both of them. >So I am afraid you need to check what your DOM processor documentation >says, or simply to try it out on an existing document and see what it >returns... My apprehension is difference between implementations, internalSubset includes "<!DOCTYPE" or not. But the apprehension proved unnecessary. ----- KAZUMI Saito FUJITSU Laboratories Ltd.
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