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OmniMark supports the processing of XML documents through its built-in XML parser. The OmniMark XML parser is a validating parser that requires a valid XML DTD to process XML documents.
Aided translation types have been extended to allow XML or SGML to be specified as the document format. This is done using a with xml or with sgml clause after the translation type declaration. Note that OmniMark defaults to an SGML document translation if this clause is not specified.
The do xml-parse action has been added to accommodate XML parsing. It works essentially the same way as the do sgml-parse action, except the subdocument option is not supported.
Compiled XML DTDs can be stored using the creating xml-dtds option. The compiled XML DTDs are stored on the xml-dtds shelf, in the same way as SGML DTDs are stored on the sgml-dtds shelf. Note that the dtds shelf refers to sgml-dtds, never xml-dtds.
Many of the language features used to support SGML have been generalized to non-specific equivalents. For example, the #sgml stream is now a deprecated synonym for the more generic stream #markup-parser.
Output from the XML parser is processed using the same rich and powerful set of rules and techniques as are used to process the SGML parser's output.
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