[Indic-computing-cvs-logs] SF.net SVN: indic-computing: [320] doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dtd

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Revision: 320
          http://indic-computing.svn.sourceforge.net/indic-computing/?rev=320&view=rev
Author:   jkoshy
Date:     2007-12-29 23:56:18 -0800 (Sat, 29 Dec 2007)

Log Message:
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- Trim trailing white space.
- Make the 'character-set' attribute of <codepoint> elements a required
  attribute, in order to simplify the associated DSSSL stylesheets.
- Add a 'codepoint-name' attribute that contains the name (if any)
  of the codepoint defined by its associated standard.

Modified Paths:
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    doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dtd

Modified: doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dtd
===================================================================
--- doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dtd	2007-12-30 07:50:57 UTC (rev 319)
+++ doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dtd	2007-12-30 07:56:18 UTC (rev 320)
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 <!-- ..................................................................... -->
 <!-- Parameter entities .................................................. -->
 
-<!-- These parameter entities have specific meanings, and default to 
+<!-- These parameter entities have specific meanings, and default to
      "IGNORE". The SGML parser is free to redefine them to "INCLUDE" to
      cause special processing.                                             -->
 
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@
      support them yet. Change the definition of some of these entities to
      character strings that the browsers will support.
 
-     This does not apply when generating printed output, so these are 
+     This does not apply when generating printed output, so these are
      contained within a %output.html; marked section.
 
      As browser technology improves, these definitions can be removed.     -->
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@
                         |Domainname
                         |FQDN
                         |IPAddr
-                        |IP6Addr                
+                        |IP6Addr
                         |Netmask
                         |MAC)      #IMPLIED
                 %common.attrib;
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@
 <!-- The content model for <filename> was changed between DocBook 3.1 and
      4.1.  Specifically, <envar> was disallowed.  There's a suggestion from
      the DocBook maintainers that this may have been a mistake.  In the
-     meantime, explicitly allow it here. 
+     meantime, explicitly allow it here.
 
      In addition, allow our custom addition, <makevar> -->
 <!ELEMENT Filename - - (%smallcptr.char.mix;|Envar|MakeVar)+>
@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@
 
 <!--
 ................................................................
-     INDIC-COMPUTING EXTENSIONS 
+     INDIC-COMPUTING EXTENSIONS
 ................................................................
 -->
 
@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@
                 %common.attrib;
 
 		-- language: the language this character is associated
-		   with.  This could be one of the symbolic codes from 
+		   with.  This could be one of the symbolic codes from
 		   ISO 639. --
 		language  CDATA				#IMPLIED
 >
@@ -168,26 +168,29 @@
 >
 
 <!-- Names of character set encodings  -->
-<!ENTITY  % character-set-names.attvals 
+<!ENTITY  % character-set-names.attvals
 		"(unicode | iscii | ksclp | tscii)"
 >
 
-<!-- A code point in a character set.  Usually a numeric value or
-     a symbolic name for a numeric value. -->
+<!-- A code point in a character set,  usually a numeric value. -->
 <!ELEMENT CodePoint - - ((%cptr.char.mix;)+)>
 <!ATTLIST CodePoint
 		%common.attrib;
 
                 -- Character-set: the name of the character set that
-		   this code point is for.  If not specified, UNICODE
-		   is assumed --
-		character-set %character-set-names.attvals;	#IMPLIED
+		   this code point is for.  If not specified, 'unicode'
+		   will be assumed. --
+		character-set	%character-set-names.attvals;	#REQUIRED
+
+                -- name: symbolic name of the character as defined
+                   in the character set. --
+                codepoint-name	CDATA				#IMPLIED
 >
 
-<!-- A phrase in an indian language represented in some kind of 
+<!-- A phrase in an indian language represented in some kind of
      transliteration scheme.  The semantics associated with this
      element are different from DocBook's <foreignphrase> in that
-     this phrase will render the same way whatever the base 
+     this phrase will render the same way whatever the base
      language of the Handbook. -->
 
 <!-- notation names for the <indicphrase> element> -->


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