I've got one at
<URL:http://birk105.studby.uio.no/www_work/xml/sgmlglos.xml>
<URL:http://birk105.studby.uio.no/www_work/xml/glos_xml.dtd>
| The XML-REC (in XML) would appear to do so as there are a number of
| attributes ending in *REF, but since I have not yet found the DTD
| this is guesswork.
Actually, that's one DTD it would be very nice to have for testing
purposes. Is it available anywhere? (Please?)
In my experience ID/IDREF is very nice for simple cross-references
inside a document, since they're so simple to use. (The error handling
need not be Draconian. nsgmls-like behaviour where the reporting can
be turned off is IMHO sensible for this, since there may be invalid
references while the document is being written.)
| IDREFs are concise and simple to implement(?).
Compared to XLL, yes, but they do require a parser that reads the
DTD. I've not added them to my own parser yet, but they won't require
much work (unless there are hidden surprises, of course).
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