Entities
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- Data type: entity
An entity has the following properties:
NAME
The name of the entity (a string). This is either the name
of a declared entity (general or parameter) or the doctype
name if it is the implicit entity referred to by the doctype
declaration.
TYPE
This is a symbol. It is `text' if it is a text entity, other
values are `cdata', `ndata', `sdata', `sgml' or `dtd'.
TEXT
This is the text of the entity, either a string or an external
identifier.
Operations on entities
- Function: sgml-make-entity name type text
Create an entity.
- Function: sgml-entity-name entity
The name of the entity.
- Function: sgml-entity-type entity
The type of the entity.
- Function: sgml-entity-text entity
The text of the entity.
- Function: sgml-entity-insert-text entity
Insert the text of the entity into the current buffer at point.
- Function: sgml-entity-data-p entity
True if ENTITY is a data entity, that is not of type `text'.
- Data type: entity-table
A table of entities that can be referenced by entity name.
- Function: sgml-lookup-entity name entity-table
The entity with named NAME in the table ENTITY-TABLE. If no such
entity exists, `nil' is returned.
- Function: sgml-entity-declare name entity-table type text
Create an entity from NAME, TYPE and TEXT; and enter the entity
into the table ENTITY-TABLE.
- Function: sgml-entity-completion-table entity-table
Make a completion table from the ENTITY-TABLE.
- Function: sgml-map-entities fn entity-table &optional collect
Apply the function FN to all entities in ENTITY-TABLE. If COLLECT
is `t', the results of the applications are collected in a list
and returned.