Re: [sf_net] [Omd-dev] Is there an XML Namespace URI or DTD for OMD yet?

[<omd...@li...>]

Sorry for the delay in replying... I've been working some [unpaid] OT at
work lately.
=^p

Yes, there is a DTD for a deck file that I put together; you can find it at
http://www.coruscant.cc/OMD/MtGdeck.dtd

There is not one for expansion sets, though you could likely use an editor
to extrapolate one from the >30 expansion files.  Alas, I'm behind in
converting files as I've not had time to playtest or play constructed--thus
diminishing my efforts. =)  You can find the sets that have been converted
at http://www.coruscant.cc/OMD/sets032002.zip -- only 2 years old...
=^p  If someone wants to take "ownership" of the sets, you're more than
welcome to do so.

--Sage Sam

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From: <omd...@li...>
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Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 10:03 AM
Subject: [sf_net] [Omd-dev] Is there an XML Namespace URI or DTD for OMD
yet?


> Hi guys,
> I'm a Magic player who is teaching himself about XML and XML-related
> technologies (XSLT/DTD/XPath/etc.).  I noticed the OMD project and was
> wondering if OMD has defined the standard for XML magic decklists.  If
> so, is there a DTD defining the standard?  Is there an XML namespace?
> If so, I'd be happy to help develop them.  My sourceforge username is
> SamuraiMike.
>
> Thanks,
> SamuraiMike
>
>
>
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