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Miscellaneous SGML tools. Tools more specifically to do with DSSSL or HyTime.
public SGML/XML software,
XML Tools,
Lars Marius Garshol's
Free XML tools and software.
The Whirlwind Guide to SGML Tools includes some
free tools
James Clark's Home Page, including the
SP
(and output format),
DSSSL and
Jade pages. See my DSSSL page for Open
Jade details.
SP versions at OasisDave Megginson:
software,
XAF (XML architectural forms).
SGMLSpm
is a Perl module which parses the output of (n)sgmls.
psgml, is an Emacs major mode for
editing SGML. It has now moved to
sourceforge.
W3C pointers to SGML resources.
SARA (SGML Aware Retrieval Application). Client-server
tool to allow remote queries of a central database of texts.
Developed for the BNC.
Article on XML/SGML to HTML translations,
complete with sample code.
rtf2xml (requires Omnimark),
rtf2html (not free).
gf (generic formatter)SGML Tools - By Vendor,
and an evaluation of
Free SGML Transformation Tools
Oxford Text Archive
(is this a permanent replacement home page for
the old OTA home page?),
which includes some
SGML software, including
parsers for SGML and XML.
SGML for NT: A brief tutorial how to set up a free SGML editing and publishing system for Windows NT. What it says: a
set of links to the multifarious downloads you need to get a
SGML/Jade/TeX/Emacs system up and running. Similarly,
A quick introduction to SGML, DocBook and Jade for those who just want to use it is a quick note of the bits
and pieces you need to process DocBook documents.
SGMLtools-Lite is the successor to the now-obsolete
SGMLtools project and consists of the easy-to-use
front-end, a large number of processing backends, and some custom stylesheets.
I think it's primarily devoted to the DocBook DTD.
sgrep
is `structured-grep', and claims to be very useful for
querying structured text, such as SGML. I haven't played with it, but
it looks as if there's a niche it could fill very neatly.
SGML CD: the
website attached to an SGML book - looks worth investigating further.
Earl Hood's perlSGML: `collection of Perl programs and
libraries for processing SGML DTDs and documents'.
DTDParse.
Carthage: DTD parsing tools by Michael Sperberg-McQueen
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