check_completeness
check_completeness [ -full] [output=outspec]
This command checks whether all the components that are required by the DTD are present. If elements are missing, it provides a listing of problems and supplies missing elements where the fix is unambiguous.
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It also checks for ID references for undeclared or multiply-defined IDs. In addition, it checks for mismatches for text IDs, such as saving text to a counter ID. By default, this command checks those parts of a document that have changed since a previous completeness check including file entities. If the -full option is specified, the entire document is validated including any SUBDOC file entities (SUBDOC is a rarely used SGML feature). If a document is saved and exited with its status incomplete, the next completeness check done on the document defaults to -full.
outspec can be any of the following:
• The name of a file (this can be a complete path name). A right angle bracket (>) preceding the file name causes the result of the check_completeness command to be appended to the end of the file.
• A question mark (?) preceding the output file name. If the file name starts with a question mark, the file name is a variable name whose value is set to the output produced by the command. If the second character is a right angle bracket (>), the output is appended to the current value of the variable instead of replacing it.
• An exclamation point (!) preceding an output specifier. This suppresses the normal prompt to confirm overwriting an existing file.
cc is a synonym for check_completeness.
Examples
cc
cc -full
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