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DTDFLATTEN(1)	      User Contributed Perl Documentation	 DTDFLATTEN(1)

NAME
       dtdflatten - Flatten an SGML/XML DTD.

SYNOPSIS
	 dtdflatten [options]

DESCRIPTION
       dtdflatten parses a DTD and prints out a flatten/expanded version of it
       with all parameter entities expanded.

       The first non-option-related argument provided on the command-line
       specifies the file to parse.  If no filename is given, then the DTD is
       read from standard input.

       The flatten DTD is printed to standard output unless the "--output"
       option is specified.

OPTIONS
       --catalog <catalog>
	   Specify catalog files to parse for resolving external entity
	   references.	This option can be specified multiple times.

	   NOTE: Currently, only SGML Open Catalog format is supported.	 XML
	   Catalog support is not implemented (yet).

       --debug
	   Extra debugging output.  This option can be specified multiple
	   times to increase the amount of output.

	   Debugging output is sent to standard error.

       --declaration <file>
	   Specify the SGML declaration.  The SGML declaration is parsed to
	   determine the type of DTD being parsed, XML or SGML.	 The key parts
	   of the SGML declaration examined are the NAMECASE and CHARSET
	   directives to determine the DTD type.

	   If no SGML declaration is available, the "--xml",
	   "--namecase-general", and "--namecase-entity" options can be used.

       --output <file>
	   Output file.	 If not specified, standard output is used.

       --preserve <entity-name>
	   Preserve parameter entity declaration denoted by <entity-name>.
	   This option can be specified multiple times.

	   Note, if <entity-name> matches any portion of a parameter entity,
	   the parameter entity declaration will be preserved.

       --verbose
       --noverbose
	   Print parsing progress.  By default, this option is enabled.
	   Verbose output is sent to standard error.

	   If "--debug" is specified, then this option is automatically
	   enabled.

       --version
	   Print version and synopsis.

       --help
	   Print synopsis and options available.

       --man
	   Print manual page.

SEE ALSO
       dtdparse

       See SGML::DTDParse for an overview of the DTDParse package.

PREREQUISITES
       Getopt::Long, Text::DelimMatch, XML::Parser

AVAILABILITY
       <http://dtdparse.sourceforge.net/>

AUTHORS
       Originally developed by Norman Walsh, <ndw@nwalsh.com>.

       Earl Hood <earl@earlhood.com> picked up support and maintenance.

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
       See SGML::DTDParse for copyright and license information.

perl v5.20.2			  2005-07-16			 DTDFLATTEN(1)

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