> >>>Patrick Stickler said: [...] > > That said, the M&S view that the language is "part of" the > > literal is not quite right, and probably should be adjusted > > (or removed), in that, as with datatyping, language is a > > property of the occurrence (context) of the literal > > and not the literal itself. M&S defines language to be part of the literal. Its simple: a literal is a pair ("string", "lang"). My question was: does anyone have a compelling reason to change this. Do you have one Patrick? > And especially since literals are > > now tidy, The pair above is just as tidy as "string". BrianReceived on Monday, 11 February 2002 12:46:58 EST
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