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Re: include file problem: namespaces?

From: richard@------.--.--.-- (------- -----)
To: NULL
Date: 5/6/2006 8:06:00 PM

In article <v7-dnZ_yOoHYs8HZRVn-vg@c...>,
Joe Kesselman  <keshlam-nospam@c...> wrote:

>One of the other reason parsed entities are going away is that they 
>really aren't very useful. They're defined in DTD, which means there's 
>only one set of them for all documents of that type -- as if you had to 
>hardwire all your possible #includes into the compiler. Usually when you 
>want to include something, you want the instance document to decide what 
>it wants to include.

One of the common uses of entities (external and internal) is for
boilerplate that's common across documents - copyright notices for
example - and for that purpose fixed values are what you want.

But the system ID of an external entity can be a relative URI, so it's
also possible to package up a document with a set of external entities
in the same directory.

-- Richard


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