This is LINUXDOC97 STRICT DTD for SGML-Tools.

     It is based on the original LINUXDOC DTD, which

     was in turn derived from QWERTZ DTD.

     Look at those DTD's for the respective authors

     and revision history.

     Initial revision May 1st, 1997, by B. Kreimeier

     $Log: linuxdoc97.dtd,v $

     Revision 1.1.1.1  2001/05/24 15:57:41  sano

     linuxdoc-tools 0.96

     This is re-imported because of cvs repository is lost

     due to HDD trouble

     Revision 0.1.0.1  2000/05/13 14:59:57  sano

     Initial release of Linuxdoc-Tools

     Revision 1.5  1998/06/26 19:41:11  cg

     * Add (La)TeX logos. (NJ)

     Revision 1.4  1998/03/22 10:39:09  cg

     * Corrected "isoent" entity reference in DTD. (CdG)

     Revision 1.3  1997/11/27 21:07:41  cg

     * Fix comment buglet. (CdG)

     Revision 1.2  1997/11/23 21:04:38  cg

     * Added <file> tag to all DTDs and documented it (ESR)

     * Added <idx> and <cdx> to linuxdoc97 and sgmltool DTDs (ESR)

     * Arrange for <htmlurl> to call \url in the LaTeX back end (ESR)

     Revision 1.1  1997/07/09 13:27:21  cg

     * Completely new DTD setup by Bernd (BK).

                                                       -->

     guide.sgml and example.sgml. I removed newline,

     was used once in guide, but not documented.

     Removed sl,sf,it, these  were mentioned in example,

     but use was discouraged in guide. Removed everal

     occurences of qtag and qendtag that have been

     commented out earlier on.                         -->

     these are now in the system entity "deprecated96" -->

     "common", as I want to modify them (caption)      -->

     Ken MacLeod to dtd/catalog (PUBLIC). Changed

     the linuxdoc97 element name to linuxdoc.          -->

     made for new entity mapping.                      -->

      - general purpose character definitions

      - usemap shortrefs

      - parameter/group entities

      - top-down list of elements                      -->

     Is this really the right way to do it?            -->

%isoent;

      "&#RS;B" null  -- delete leading blanks -->

     "B&#RE;" space

     "&#RS;&#RE;" null 

     "&#RS;B&#RE;" null >

        "B&#RE;" space

        "&#RS;&#RE;" null 

        "&#RS;B&#RE;" null

      	"&#RS;B" null >

     The following desmap is here to clean up problems

      with paragraph breaks in a descrip.

     I can think of cases where this might break,

      but it seems to work.                          -->

        "&#RS;B" null

        -- "&#RS;B&#RE;" ptag

        "&#RS;&#RE;" ptag -- >

	"&#RS;B" null 

	-- "&#RS;B&#RE;" psplit

	"&#RS;&#RE;" psplit -->

      referenced in elements first.                    -->

      as the inline entity is referenced there.        -->

      but unfortunately part of Linuxdoc               -->

	" em | bf | tt " >

      perhaps it should be treated differently?        -->

	" label|ref|url|htmlurl " >

      different, perhaps it should be treated

      differently?                                     -->

        " itemize | enum | descrip " >

	"  %list; | quote | tscreen " >

  " code | verb " >

  " %par; | figure | %litprog; ">

	" (#pcdata | %emph; | %xref | %index | file )* " >

      of the document.                                 -->

      (titlepag, header?, toc?, p*, sect* ) >

        opts cdata "null">

                   -- definitions common to SGML Tools -->

%common;

      would be straightforward (empty entries,

      paragraph handling), at the prize of loosing

      the shorthand omission                           -->

        id cdata #required

        name cdata "&refnam">

      to have direct url references                    -->

      to have quieter url references                   -->

      annotated bookmark vs. direct hidden link?       -->

        url cdata #required

        name cdata "&urlnam" >

        url cdata #required

        name cdata "&urlnam" >

      provided only for backward compatibility.        -->

                              -- deprecated Linuxdoc96 -->

%deprec96;

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