[xml2rfc] xml2rfc general-purpose usage?
Jeff.Hodges at neustar.biz (Jeff Hodges) Tue, 27 June 2006 10:32 UTC
From: "Jeff.Hodges at neustar.biz"
Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 10:32:58 +0000
Subject: [xml2rfc] xml2rfc general-purpose usage?
Message-ID: <44A16BB9.7050200@neustar.biz>
X-Date: Tue Jun 27 10:32:58 2006
I have a section of a couple of I-D's I want to quickly re-purpose as a "plain" webpage on one of my blog sites. Simply saving a new copy of the .xml file, and deleting all the other non-necessary doc sections and stuff, then running thru xml2rfc to produce .html works well -- _except_ for the standard I-D front and back matter (eg "Status of this Memo", "copyright notice"), which is superfluous in this case. is there a way to turn that stuff off in the .xml? ...ah ha.... so setting the <rfc> element's "ipr" attribute to "none" does the "right thing" for my use case... ..but from perusing the dtd, it appears from the value set of the "category" attribute, that there isn't a way to turn off "status of this memo", yes? I suppose I can simply edit the generated .html for my purposes, but having a "category='plain'" option would be nice. thanks, JeffH
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