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Obviously this is not a DocBook-specific question, but are there any alternatives to internal entities for macro-like text substitution? I have pretty much completely moved from PSGML to nxml-mode for DocBook editing, and I would like to try and eliminate use of DOCTYPEs. However, I quite like declaring entities in the internal subset for simple text substitution. Is there a lighter-weight alternative to XInclude? For one application, I used an entity to refer to the working name for a software package in case it changed. It seems a bit excessive to XInclude a separate file to expand what would be, say, a two character entity to the name of a software package. Is there an alternative?
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