help with docbook in emacs using psgml
Jack Ostroff
ostroffjh at aya.yale.edu
Sat Mar 30 00:03:08 GMT 2019
> Hello all,
>
> I had been using nxml mode in emacs (currently using 26.1) and was
> happy with it, except it generally said "invalid syntax" for most
> docbook files (which had no problems or errors with checkXML or
> meinproc5. Today I tried to switch to psgml, but am unable to get
> syntax highlighting. I have sgml-set-face and
> sgml-auto-activate-dtd both set to t, and sgml-markup-faces seems OK
> with what look like appropriate font-lock items. Is there a useful
> set of instructions or tutorial? I have hunted but not yet found
> anything helpful. I would really prefer colored syntax highlighting,
> but it's not even clear to me if the font-lock faces will do that.
Well, the "invalid syntax" was because it was only a single docbook
file, missing the context provided when it was called from
index.docbook, so that won't change with a different emacs mode. I'd
love to find a way to deal with it, but I don't suspect there is any
easy answer. However, I'm still interested in getting the colored
syntax highlighting, unless there is some thought that psgml doesn't
have any other benefits over nxml.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
>
> Jack
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