On Thu, 26 Sep 1996 14:42:50 -0700, Joe English <jenglish@crl.com> wrote: > >Charles@sgmlsource.com (Charles F. Goldfarb) wrote: >> >> For XML and SGML: >> >> An RE in data is insignificant (i.e. not passed to an application, >> which is to say, not part of the grove) when it occurs in any of the >> following patterns: >> >> start-tag nondata* RE >> RE nondata* end-tag >> RS nondata+ RE >> >> In applying this rule, a reference is transparent; only its >> replacement is considered. > > >Perhaps "start of element" and "end of element" would be >more appropriate than "start-tag" and "end-tag"? > Yes. Sorry, there is no difference in XML but of course there is in SGML. -- Charles F. Goldfarb * Information Management Consulting * +1(408)867-5553 13075 Paramount Drive * Saratoga CA 95070 * USA International Standards Editor * ISO 8879 SGML * ISO/IEC 10744 HyTime Prentice-Hall Series Editor * CFG Series on Open Information Management --Received on Friday, 27 September 1996 07:00:50 EDT
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