Xlink semantics
Peter Murray-Rust
peter at ursus.demon.co.uk
Mon May 18 22:34:47 BST 1998
At 12:02 15/05/98 -0400, Eve L. Maler wrote:
>This is a really good issue. Obviously, the interactions among the
>XLink-aware elements are underspecified! I agree with Masatomo Goto's
>interpretation of the various element configurations. A few other comments
>below...
This is most helpful. After thinking about Masatomo Goto's reply I realised
that some of the things I had thought were semantically incorrect were
useful.
I have been thinking that we need something rather like an API - or at
least a guide - for people writing link processor tools. I will try to work
out what is - and what isn't - allowed in the spec and maybe if we meet in
Paris have a discussion.
BTW I think XLink is incredibly powerful and if we can develop abstract
processing machinery will revolutionise a lot of what I and others want to
do. My personal prejudice will be to look at XLink first before other ways
of solving problems of inheritance, relations, networks, etc.
P.
Peter Murray-Rust, Director Virtual School of Molecular Sciences, domestic
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