Reply to: SGML - Just a quickie.

[suityou01]

Thanks all for the best wishes. Yes, benched for two years (maybe I'm just crap). I won't know any more about the SGML until the interview. I can do SGML 1986 for transistors, but I'll just have to see what they use.

I'm an engineer by the way, not an IT boffin like you lot.

It's military stuff, so shtumm for now :-)

Praps Zeity would know, he sniffs solder smoke for a living

[KimberleyChris]

Eeeeeee, I could start a fist-fight in a convent.

No pyjamas, all dolphins. (Cumbria, remember???)

[MarillionFan]

Thanks all for the best wishes. Yes, benched for two years (maybe I'm just crap). I won't know any more about the SGML until the interview. I can do SGML 1986 for transistors, but I'll just have to see what they use.

I'm an engineer by the way, not an IT boffin like you lot.

It's military stuff, so shtumm for now :-)

Pyjamas mean anything to you?

[KimberleyChris]

I am fluent in dos and bash



You tart I meant give me some more info on the SGML bit to help flesh it out and get to what they want

Good luck with the gig

Thanks all for the best wishes. Yes, benched for two years (maybe I'm just crap). I won't know any more about the SGML until the interview. I can do SGML 1986 for transistors, but I'll just have to see what they use.

I'm an engineer by the way, not an IT boffin like you lot.

It's military stuff, so shtumm for now :-)

[MarillionFan]

Current gig going well then?

He's locked outside while his wife cuckolds him with a couple of boy scouts who came round to wash the car.

[suityou01]

Current gig going well then?

Leave the socks in the drawer MF

[eek]

The mood I'm in I could twat you WITH a pregnant goldfish

Current gig going well then?

[suityou01]

You couldn't 'twat' a pregnant goldfish!

The mood I'm in I could twat you WITH a pregnant goldfish

[MarillionFan]

Yes so lay off or I'll twat you

You couldn't 'twat' a pregnant goldfish!

[suityou01]

Two years on the rock?

You've been benched for two years???

Yes so lay off or I'll twat you

[suityou01]

1. it's just the old way of 'future proofing' manuals. You just enter the content in plain unformatted text, and then put codes in. It's just the 'steam' version of 'styles' in Word. I'm an old codger and I can still speak DOS so maybe I have a chance :-)

I am fluent in dos and bash

2. You know the rules, not a sausage until I get the gig. After two years on the rock, it's all me-me-me until then.

You tart I meant give me some more info on the SGML bit to help flesh it out and get to what they want

Good luck with the gig

[MarillionFan]

1. it's just the old way of 'future proofing' manuals. You just enter the content in plain unformatted text, and then put codes in. It's just the 'steam' version of 'styles' in Word. I'm an old codger and I can still speak DOS so maybe I have a chance :-)

2. You know the rules, not a sausage until I get the gig. After two years on the rock, it's all me-me-me until then.

Two years on the rock?

You've been benched for two years???

[KimberleyChris]

OTC this was groundbreaking work that then led into the web as we know it

Standard Generalized Markup Language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I thought this was a meta language and as such you used it to define declarative languages?

Bizarre, can you give us some more info on the gig?

1. it's just the old way of 'future proofing' manuals. You just enter the content in plain unformatted text, and then put codes in. It's just the 'steam' version of 'styles' in Word. I'm an old codger and I can still speak DOS so maybe I have a chance :-)

2. You know the rules, not a sausage until I get the gig. After two years on the rock, it's all me-me-me until then.

[suityou01]

The cynic in me wonders if this is a trick quesion?

Ie rather than list that you must be proficient in HTML, XHTML, XML etc just list SGML then see what blaggers they get through the door.

Ask them for a "declarative" (geddit?) list of markup languages and say you will profile your experience against each one.

Just sayin like

[suityou01]

I've put in for a job writing engineering manuals.

I can make 'Word' jump through hoops, but ...... they want them in SGML.

Now, I used a primative SGML donkey's years ago, back in IBM green-screen days, but I suppose it's evolved since.

It's not web-based, or any clever HTML stuff, just basic written manuals.

Can someone put up a linky to a mug's guide for whatever they use nowadays?

No, I'm not going to post this in Technical, it's 'baby stuff' :-)

OTC this was groundbreaking work that then led into the web as we know it

Standard Generalized Markup Language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I thought this was a meta language and as such you used it to define declarative languages?

Bizarre, can you give us some more info on the gig?