Re: New HTML/XML Task Force Report published

Kurt Cagle <kurt.cagle@gmail.com> writes:
> Overall, the document looks pretty solid. I do agree with other
> commentators here that it would probably be worth either spelling
> out or producing a graphic that illustrates the specific differences
> in how an XML and HTML parser will create an associated tree for
> edge cases such as <foo/> or <p> with no corresponding </p>, as well
> as where there are differences in nomenclature (the lack of public
> or system DTD declarations in HTML5, the use of singleton attributes
> without corresponding values or attributes that aren't quoted and so
> forth). By identifying these, it will make it easier to reference
> them in any subsequent draft of the document. 

If you have concrete suggestions for such a graphic or other illustration,
I'd be delighted to hear them.

                                        Be seeing you,
                                          norm

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Norman Walsh
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