tparse

The example below parses an XML stream named tx1 within the current document, using the xml.dcl declaration file and the doc1.dtd DTD file:

The example below parses a text stream called tx1 using the declaration doc1dcl via URL path and the doc1.dtd DTD file, with show results toggled on and a maximum error display of 50.

tparse 1:n? {type}stream:t? ( {type}sgd name:t? ( {type}dtd name:t? ( err stream:t? ( show res:o? ( max error:n? ) ) ) ) )
tparse

[no parameter]

Use the current settings to parse the stream in which the cursor is clicked. If the cursor is not in a stream you will be prompted for a stream name to parse. If no settings have been declared, the Parse SGML dialog box will be invoked.

Re-display the results of the previous parse if there was one, i.e. view the error log.

{type}stream

The name of text stream to be parsed

{type}sgd name

SGML declaration

{type}dtd name

DTD (Document Type Definition)

err stream

The name of the error log stream

show res

0	Do not show results
1	Show results

max error

The maximum error number (the default value is 200)

Those parameters above that include the {type} optional parameter type specifier can take one of the values below as a prefix. If none is present the parameter is taken to be a stream (see the 2nd example above).