Is XML 1.0 underspecified? (was: Re: CDATA by any other name.
..)
Reynolds, Gregg
greynolds at datalogics.com
Fri Oct 30 19:41:54 GMT 1998
I would agree we shouldn't be too harsh on the standard as written; the
W3C intentionally does things fast, which is good on the whole, but it
means pragmatism wins out over aesthetics sometimes. But I also agree
using Z would be a very big step forward.
-----Original Message-----
From: david at megginson.com [mailto:david at megginson.com]
Sent: Friday, October 30, 1998 12:58 PM
To: XML Dev
Subject: Is XML 1.0 underspecified? (was: Re: CDATA by any other
name...)
Michael Kay writes:
> This whole thread just reconfirms my view, stated a couple of weeks
> ago, that the current spec is hopelessly informal and we need some
> PhD student to sit down and produce a version in Z or something
> similar.
That's probably too harsh. I am actually quite fond of the XML 1.0
REC, and believe that it has worked for the most part.
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