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Re: DTD formal syntax

• From: Jim Mehl <mehl@i...>
• To: xml-dev <xml-dev@l...>
• Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2001 20:46:48 -0700

I think James Anderson and Jelks Cabaniss have given me what I was
looking for.
 
However for those of you I have confused let me try again. I want a
program that reads a DTD, say
<!ELEMENT Record (Field1, Field2) >
<!ELEMENT Field1 (#PCDATA) >
<!ELEMENT Field2 (#PCDATA) >
parses it and then puts up a window/form/input screen/whatever
that says what do you want for Field1. You say abc. It says what 
do you want for Field2. You say def. The program then produces
<Record>
<Field1>abc</Field1>
<Field2>def</Field2>
</Record>
Except, of course, I want it to deal with most any DTD. Like I said 
XMLSpy (and probably others I am unaware of) provides this,
but I want more control over the data entry format.
 
Jim Mehl

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