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Revision as of 16:01, 4 April 2017
Standard Generalized Markup Language better known by its initials, SGML is a markup language that is a development of Generalised Markup Language, it is the predecessor of HTML and XML.
Tools
- Bellcore SuperBook System
- Exoterica
- OmniMark
- SGML Kernel
- IBM
- SGML TextWrite OS/2 Edition
- SGML TextWrite Tools OS/2 Edition
- TextTagger Workstation Edition
- ProcessMaster CALS OS/2 Workstation Driver Feature
- TetraSys
- EasyTag
- HyperTag
- sgmls
- Yorktown SGML Parser (YASP)
Text Editors
- Datalogics WriterStation
OS/2 text editors
- Frame Technology: WriterStation/PM
Java text editors
- jEdit - Java based editor - SGML syntax highlighting built in
Publications
- Martin Bryan: SGML: An Author's Guide to the Standard Generalized Markup Language - Addison-Wesley 1988, ISBN 0-201-17535-5
- Charles F. Goldfarb: The SGML Handbook - Oxford University Press 1990, ISBN 0-19-853737-1
Standards
- ISO 8879:1986