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Re: DTD for OPML

• From: Dave Winer <dave@u...>
• To: Wayne Steele <xmlmaster@h...>, xml-dev@l...
• Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 15:15:41 -0700

Thanks!! That's so cool.

I'll post it and link to it from the spec if there are no objections.

Dave


----- Original Message -----
From: "Wayne Steele" <xmlmaster@h...>
To: <xml-dev@l...>
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 2:50 PM
Subject: DTD for OPML


> I made a DTD for OPML:
> ======================
>
> <!ENTITY % date-time "(#PCDATA)*" > <!-- conforming to the Date and Time
> Specification of RFC 822.-->
> <!ENTITY % number "(#PCDATA)*" >
> <!ENTITY % string "(#PCDATA)*" >
>
>
>
> <!ELEMENT opml (head, body) >
> <!ATTLIST opml
> version CDATA #IMPLIED> <!-- a version string, of the form, x.y, where x
> and y are both numeric strings.-->
>
> <!ELEMENT head ( title?, dateCreated?, dateModified?,
> ownerName?, ownerEmail?, expansionState?, vertScrollState?,
> windowTop?, windowLeft?, windowBottom?, windowRight?   ) >
>
> <!ELEMENT title (#PCDATA)* > <!--the title of the document.-->
> <!ELEMENT dateCreated %date-time; > <!--a date-time, indicating when the
> document was created.-->
> <!ELEMENT dateModified %date-time;> <!--a date-time, indicating when the
> document was last modified.-->
> <!ELEMENT ownerName %date-time; > <!--a string, the owner of the document.
> -->
> <!ELEMENT ownerEmail %date-time; > <!--a string, the email address of the
> owner of the document.-->
>
> <!ELEMENT expansionState (#PCDATA)* >
> <!--
> a comma-separated list of line numbers that are expanded.
> The line numbers in the list tell you which headlines to expand.
> The order is important.
> For each element in the list, X, starting at the first summit, navigate
> flatdown X times and expand.
> Repeat for each element in the list.
> -->
>
> <!ELEMENT vertScrollState %number; >
> <!--
> a number, saying which line of the outline is displayed on the top line of
> the window.
> This number is calculated with the expansion state already applied.
> -->
>
> <!ELEMENT windowTop  %number; > <!-- a number, the pixel location of the
> top edge of the window.-->
> <!ELEMENT windowLeft  %number; > <!-- a number, the pixel location of the
> left edge of the window.-->
> <!ELEMENT windowBottom  %number; > <!-- a number, the pixel location of
the
> bottom edge of the window.-->
> <!ELEMENT windowRight  %number; > <!-- a number, the pixel location of the
> right edge of the window.-->
>
>
> <!ELEMENT body (outline)+ >
> <!ELEMENT outline (outline)* >
>
> <!ENTITY % OtherAttributes  " "       >
> <!ATTLIST outline
> text CDATA #IMPLIED
> type CDATA #IMPLIED
> isComment (true|false) false
> isBreakpoint (true|false) false
> %OtherAttributes; >
> <!--
> text is the string of characters that's displayed when the outline is
being
> browsed or edited.
> type is a string, it says how the other attributes of the <outline> are
> interpreted.
> isComment indicates whether the outline is commented or not.
> By convention if an outline is commented, all subordinate outlines are
> considered to be commented as well.
> isBreakpoint indicates whether a breakpoint is set on this outline.
> This attribute is mainly necessary for outlines used to edit scripts that
> execute.
>
> You can add whatever other attributes on the outline element you want.
> -->
>
>
> -Wayne Steele
>
>
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