SGML, XML and SML

[Don Park]

>> No.  SML has no concept of documents.  Every SML data is a
>> external parsed XML entity.
>
>But an external parsed XML entity can pass for an XML document 
>if it has only a single top-level element.

Absolutely.  The decision to have only a single top-level element
to match XML document production rule is entirely up to the
application.

Don Park    -   mailto:donpark at docuverse.com
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