xhmtl_fragment = XML('''
<ul>
<li>XHTML documents start with an <span class="code"><html></span> tag - there is no such thing as an <span class="code"><xhtml></span> tag.</li>
<li>It is required that you declare the XHTML namespace inside the opening <span class="code"><html></span> tag.</li>
<li>This XHTML example covered the use of XHTML transitional - for XHTML strict or frameset, use the appropriate
<a title="Declaring a DocType" href="/xhtml/doctype/" >DOCTYPE Declaration</a>.</li>
<li>Remember that declaring a DOCTYPE with a valid identifier at the top of an XHTML page puts most browers
in <i>standards</i> mode- so remember not to use old browser hacks, and non-standard tags. (Otherwise, use just use regular HTML)</li>
<li>For some browsers, including Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, if you start an XHTML page with the XML declaration,
the browser goes into <i>quirks</i> mode, an unfortunate bug. The workaround is to delete the optional
declaration and declare the the encoding using a meta tag.</li>
<li>The DOCTYPE declaration has to be in all uppercase characters, just like in the XHTML example code.</li>
</ul>
''')
print fill(''.join(xhmtl_fragment.textlist()))
docbook_fragment = XML('''
<book id="ashortbook">
<title>History of Computer Programming</title>
<chapter id="afirstchapter">
<title>Chapter 1 -- Evolution</title>
<para>In the beginning, there was machine language. Then, arose assember.</para>
<para>From those humble beginnings, a thousand languages were born.</para>
</chapter>
<chapter id="asecondchapter">
<title>Chapter 2 -- Consolidation </title>
<para>Eventually, all designs converged on variants on LISP.</para>
</chapter>
</book>
