Re: non-XML characters (e.g. #1)

> No Norm, because it seems you're accepting the spec, with non-XML
> characters as 'good to go'. I'm saying it needs changing.

I just don’t agree. I *want* ixml to be able to parse things that
contain non-XML characters. Anything you can turn into a sequence of
characters, you can parse with ixml. Anything. That’s fantastic! And
it’s part of the value propostion of ixml from my perspective.

If you write a grammar to parse things that contain non-XML characters,
you’re taking on the responsibility of dealing with those characters.

> If I'm interpreting Michaels comments correctly, it would make your job
> easier too?

My job is already easy, if you try to output non-XML characters you’ll
get a well-formedness error. Not my problem :-)

                                        Be seeing you,
                                          norm

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Norm Tovey-Walsh
Saxonica

Received on Monday, 3 January 2022 18:24:44 UTC