YML: A Grand Unification of SAX and DOM? (fwd)

[Don Park]

Clark,

What is the advantage of YML over these
solutions?

1. Pockets

<element>
  <pocket:attributes>
    <att>
      <ch>val</ch>
    </att>
  </pocket:attributes>
  <pocket:children>
    <foo>
      <pocket:text>bar</pocket:text>
    </foo>
  </pocket:children>
</element>

2. Parental Guidence

<element>
  <sax:cache>
    <foo>bar</foo>
  </sax:cache>
</element>

3. Road Signs

<element>
  <sax:cache>true</sax:cache>
  <foo>bar</foo>
  <sax:cache>false</sax:cache>
</element>

These are preliminary XML design patterns
so pattern names are weird to say the least.

Best,

Don Park    -   mailto:donpark at docuverse.com
Docuverse   -   http://www.docuverse.com


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