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From: Grant Edwards <invalid@invalid.invalid>
To: help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org
Subject: exit XML suing .xsd schema
Date: Mon, 19 May 2014 21:24:14 +0000 (UTC)	[thread overview]
Message-ID: <lldspt$1vc$1@reader1.panix.com> (raw)

I need to create/edit some XML files for which I have .xsd schema
files. nxml-mode seems to the preferred way to edit XML in emacs, but
nxml-mode only understands the .rnc schema language.

The general advice seems to be to use rngconv for .xsd->.rng and then
trang for .rng->.rnc.

I was able to convert from .xsd -> .rng using rngconv-20060319, but
the convertion from .rng->.rnc fails:

  $ java -jar /home/grant/rngconv-20060319/rngconv.jar asdf.xsd > asdf.rng
  $ trang asdf.rng asdf.rnc
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:1112:65: error: "any(lax:##any)" is not a valid local name
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:1213:60: error: "any(lax:##other)6" is not a valid local name
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:1220:37: error: "any(lax:##other)" is not a valid local name
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:1237:59: error: "any(lax:##other)" is not a valid local name
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:1255:35: error: "any(lax:##any)" is not a valid local name
  [...]
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:2661:55: error: "any(lax:##other)" is not a valid local name
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:2844:56: error: "any(lax:##other)3" is not a valid local name
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:2874:38: error: "any(lax:##other)8" is not a valid local name
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:2891:60: error: "any(lax:##other)8" is not a valid local name
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:2952:38: error: "any(lax:##other)9" is not a valid local name
  /home/nextgen/profinetio/schema/asdf.rng:2969:60: error: "any(lax:##other)9" is not a valid local name

So am I just plain SOL?

If nxml isn't going to be useful, what other XML editor is
recommended for an emacs user?

[Have I mentioned yet how much I hate and despise XML and anything
associated with it?]


-- 
Grant Edwards               grant.b.edwards        Yow! Thousands of days of
                                  at               civilians ... have produced
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                                                   aesthetic modules --


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