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31<!--
32
33This DTD defines the format for instant(1) translation specification
34files. A translation specification contains:
35
36  * Character mappings, useful for dealing with characters that
37    are magic for the formatter, such as backslash (\) is for
38    TeX.
39
40  * Sdata mappings.  For example, the ISO entity sets define
41    special characters as sdata string, &ouml is [ouml  ].  These
42    sdata strings are marked in the output of the sgml parser
43    and the mapping turn them into something useful for the
44    formatter.
45
46  * A set of translation rules.
47
48See the transpec(5) man page for details.
49
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51
52<!ELEMENT transpec - - ((cmap | smap | var)*, rule+)>
53
54<!ELEMENT (cmap, smap) - - (map*)>
55<!ATTLIST (cmap, smap) id ID #IMPLIED>
56
57<!ELEMENT map      - o  EMPTY>
58<!ATTLIST map      from CDATA #REQUIRED
59                   to   CDATA #REQUIRED>
60
61<!ELEMENT var	   - o  (#PCDATA)>
62
63<!--
64A rule consists of an expression to determine if the rule should
65be applied to a given element (match), and the action that should
66be taken if the element matches.  Each rule can be named.  The
67cmap and smap attributes can specify an alternate to the default
68character and data mapping.
69-->
70
71<!ELEMENT rule     - o  (match, action?)>
72<!ATTLIST rule     id   CDATA #IMPLIED -- XXX should be ID notCDATA -->
73
74<!ELEMENT match    - o  (gi | attval | content | context | nthchild
75    	    	    	 | pattset | relation | varval | varreval)+>
76<!ELEMENT gi       - o	(#PCDATA)>
77<!ELEMENT attval   - o	(#PCDATA)>
78<!ELEMENT content  - o	(#PCDATA)>
79<!ELEMENT context  - o	(#PCDATA)>
80<!ELEMENT nthchild - o	(#PCDATA)>
81<!ELEMENT pattset  - o	(#PCDATA)>
82<!ELEMENT relation - o	(#PCDATA)>
83<!ELEMENT varval   - o	(#PCDATA)>
84<!ELEMENT varreval - o	(#PCDATA)>
85
86
87<!ELEMENT action   - o  (do | end | ignore | incr | message | replace
88    	    	    	 | quit | set | start)+>
89<!ELEMENT do       - o	(#PCDATA)>
90<!ELEMENT end      - -	(#PCDATA)>
91<!ELEMENT ignore   - o	(#PCDATA)>
92<!ELEMENT incr     - o	(#PCDATA)>
93<!ELEMENT message  - o	(#PCDATA)>
94<!ELEMENT replace  - -	(#PCDATA)>
95<!ELEMENT quit     - o	(#PCDATA)>
96<!ELEMENT set      - o	(#PCDATA)>
97<!ELEMENT start    - -	(#PCDATA)>
98