#11 Improper (or no) support for the "@attr" tag

[lions2912]

According to the documentation, the following should be
legal:

<!--

[lions2912]

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Hit the enter button by mistake. My apologies. :)

The example I wanted to give was the following:

<!--
@attr foo this is the "foo" attribute
@attr bar this is the "bar" attribute
-->
<!ATTLIST foobar
foo CDATA #REQUIRED
bar CDATA #REQUIRED>

The parser does not pick up on any of this. If I move the
@attr tags into the main comment body for the element, they
are still not picked up properly.

WORKAROUND: Don't use "@attr" at all. Break each attribute
out into its own <!ATTLIST> tag and document each one
normally. The example above would have to be written as
follows:

<!--
this is the "foo" attribute
-->
<!ATTLIST foobar foo CDATA #REQUIRED>
<!--
this is the "bar" attribute
-->
<!ATTLIST foobar bar CDATA #REQUIRED>

Not being allowed to keep the abbreviated version of the
ATTLIST tag is really inconvenient and has forced me to
change a lot of DTD code.

[Herve BOUTEMY]

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I can't reproduce this problem : @attr feature is a feature
introduced in version 0.0.9, that is working well as far as
I know. I tried to copy/paste your example, added the foobar
element declaration, and it works in my environment.

Could you :
- attach a complete DTD that show the problem ?
- precise which version of DTDDoc you're using ?

[lions2912]

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Can't reproduce it now. *sigh* I live in the Twilight
Zone, apparently. Sorry.