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0> In article <3A0F8A28.D96A5310@g...>, 0> Rick JELLIFFE <URL:mailto:ricko@g...> ("Rick") wrote: Rick> In SGML, you have a richer variety of entity declarations Rick> mechanisms that might allow you to do something. In SGML, you Rick> would probably rewrite the storage manager to allow reading Rick> entities from standard input; some SGML systems allowed this. Rick> You could hack the storage manager for your XML processor, Rick> make up some home-made convention for accessing standard input Rick> etc. No hacking or home-made conventions required if you're using the SP toolset (which handles XML as easily as any other kind of SGML). A formal system identifier (FSI) for standard input looks like "<osfd>0". If you have several values to pass in, you'll need some way of marshalling them - the usual way is to make the input be a DTD subset, and forming it as a set of entity declarations. --
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