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built-in entity |
#document |
Syntax
external-text-entity #document
Provides the framework for explicitly providing an entire "SGML document entity" to the SGML parser and is used to control where input comes from in a down-translation.
The external-text-entity #document
rule differs from the other external-text-entity
rules in the following ways:
#document
cannot be mixed with entity names or with #dtd
, #charset
, #capacity
, or #syntax
in the header of the rule (for example, external-text-entity #document | #dtd
is not allowed).
external-text-entity #document
rules in the program, one, and only one, must be selected to provide the SGML document entity. (An error will be issued if none or more than one is selected.)
external-text-entity #document
rule must not contain any find-start
or find-end
rules (there is no reason for them to be performed).
external-text-entity #document
rule only applies to the main SGML document, and not to documents whose parsing was initiated by a do sgml-parse
. Thus, the #current-output
inherited by an external-text-entity #document
rule is always the #sgml
stream created by the context-translate
, down-translate
, or up-translate
translation type.
external-text-entity #document
because this type of text entity does not have a name.
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