[SML] SML compatibility with XML. ( Preliminary EBNF v0.2 )
Paul Tchistopolskii
paul at qub.com
Sun Nov 28 19:18:49 GMT 1999
> This, of course, breaks compatibility with XML. A bad idea,
> in my opinion. I'd be much more interested in exploring
> the possibility of codifying a restricted subset of XML that
> can work with the tools I have (psgml, SAX, XSLT, etc.):
> Once you've decided to leave XML compatibility behind.
I don't think anybody realy wants to avoid XML compability.
As far as I remember, in the original SML posting
Don was talking about the susbset of XML and
I think the objective remains the same. Right ?
By XML compatibility I mean that idealy any SML file
should be processed by existing XML APIs and tools
without any pre/post processing of SML file.
However, if there is some *very* serious reason to
break this kind of compatibitily, it would be very
interesting to know why SML should get the feature
that breaks such compatibility with XML.
Rgds.Paul.
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