- From: <lee@sq.com>
- Date: Mon, 30 Sep 96 11:54:37 EDT
- To: streich@slb.com
- Cc: dgd@cs.bu.edu, w3c-sgml-wg@w3.org
> We have > hundreds (thousands?) of tabular ASCII report options in various > software products. The documentation for that software naturally contains > samples of those reports. I just can't picture myself promoting a > language that requires people to go in and add markup to these examples. > I don't think I could even convince myself to use such a language. Then SGML, HTML and XML aren't for you. The first SGML document I ever saw was a report about R&D. There was a declaration at the start, <!Entity D ""> that made the document parse.... :-) But you'll probably need to do a better job than that. So you'll need to add markup. Quoting spaces is no harder than quoting & and <. If that's not feasible (and I know that it isn't always feasible), you may have to stick to text/plain. Lee
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