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It tests and describes the glossary/description
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<title>TEST: Linuxdoc97 Glossary
<author>b. kreimeier
<date>May 1997
<sect>Glossary
<p>
There is only limited support for a glossary like
structure in Linuxdoc97 Strict DTD. Essentially,
it is a list of keywords and definitions. There
is no corresponding markup for keywords appearing
in the text. Thus, this element has been changed
for SGMLTOOL DTD. Here you will find the version
supported for backwards compatibility.
<p>
The glossary or description element consists
of a list of keywords or tags, each followed
by one or more definition paragraphs
The glossary does not allow empty definitions.
<descrip>
<tag>Tag 1</tag> Explanation of Tag 1
<tag/Tag 1/Explanation, part A
<p>
Explanation, part B
<tag/Tag A/An actual list of explanations
<enum>
<item>Definition
<item>Definition
</enum>
<tag/Tag B/List of keywords
<descrip>
<tag/Definition/ Details
<tag/Definition/ Details
</descrip>
</descrip>
<p>
The definitions might contain other elements.
Lists and other elements can be used. In
addition, descriptions could be nested.
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