- From: Michael Seaton <mseaton@diane.inforamp.net>
- Date: Thu, 25 Apr 1996 20:00:26 -0400 (EDT)
- To: davido@objarts.com (David Ornstein)
- Cc: www-html@w3.org
David Ornstein <davido@objarts.com> wrote: > At 04:12 PM 4/25/96 -0400, erik wrote: > Is there some literal introduction character we could use (back tick or > something) that would allow the lexer to simply gobble this stuff up into > one big binary chunk? This would allow something like: > > <mimesection type=txt/x-funk> > `%my(funcky, macro); > more stuff in the funk language` > </mimesection> > > Am I nuts? Could this be done with multipart/mixed? The only addition necessary would be a method of referring to a component of an archive, for instance: http://www.anywhere.net/intro.mpm||main.html This would refer to main.html, a file contained within the archive intro.mpm. "http://www.anywhere.net//intro.mpm||" would become the base URL, so that main.html could then use <SCRIPT src="script.cmd"> </SCRIPT> to refer to script.cmd, another file in intro.mpm. [ Has the URI working group devised anything like this? ] This would preserve most of the advantages of having inlines and text contained within the same file, but would avoid the conundrum of including arbitrary data within an SGML document. -- Michael Seaton(mseaton@inforamp.net)
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