Re: typeseting XML

[Hans Hagen <pragma@wxs.nl>]

At 10:27 AM 5/29/01 +0200, Petr Ferdus wrote:
>How to make \XMLerase to work? In construction like:
>\defineXMLenvironment[pprikazy]
>   {\bgroup
>   \defineXMLpush[pprikazy]
>   \XMLerase {pprikazy}}%first part end
> 
>  {%\defXMLstring \GCislo {pprikazy}
>   \egroup}%second part end
>
>one could (at least I did) expect to get rid of whatever stays between
><pprikazy></pprikazy> tags. Not the case. It gets happily typeset to
>ouput. Would be nice no know the way, how to prevent printing same
>elements and still have it somehow available (that what I thought would 
>\defXMLstring accomplish) (\XMLignore works, but the element is gone)

Can you give an small example; do you use pprikazy nested? If so, then you
need the grouped approach. 

or play with \xdef\GCislo{\XMLpop{pprikazy} and alike 

Hans
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