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+RAST(1)                                                   RAST(1)
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+NAME
+       rast - translate output of sgmls to RAST format
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+SYNOPSIS
+       rast [ -ooutput_file ] [ input_file ]
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+DESCRIPTION
+       Rast  translates  the  output  of sgmls to the format of a
+       RAST result.  RAST is the Reference Application  for  SGML
+       Testing defined in the Proposed American National Standard
+       on Conformance Testing  for  Standard  Generalized  Markup
+       Language  (SGML)  Systems  (X3.190-199X).  Rast reads from
+       input_file or from standard input  if  input_file  is  not
+       specified.  It writes to output_file or to standard output
+       if output_file is not specified;  use  of  the  -o  option
+       avoids the need for rast to use a temporary file.
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+       Note  that  the -c option of sgmls can generate a capacity
+       report in RACT format.
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+BUGS
+       Production [9] in clause 14.5.5 of the draft  standard  is
+       clearly  wrong;  rast corrects it by appending `, LE'.  An
+       alternative way to correct  it  would  be  to  delete  the
+       `,"END-ENTITY"'.
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+       In production [18] in clause 14.5.9, `markup data+' should
+       be `markup data*' since internal sdata entities  need  not
+       contain  any  characters (14.5.11), and markup data cannot
+       be empty (14.5.9, 14.5.12).
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+       The RAST result for the example in Annex B.4 is incorrect.
+       The  line G03-A1= should be immediately followed by a line
+       !g03-e1!.  (The problem with production [9]  also  applies
+       to this example.)
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+       Rast outputs a newline after #ERROR in order to avoid pro-
+       ducing files with partial lines.
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+SEE ALSO
+       sgmls(1)
+       Conformance Testing for Standard Generalized  Markup  Lan-
+       guage (SGML) Systems, (X3.190-199X), Draft July 1991
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