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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=5003 ------- Comment #2 from cmsmcq@w3.org 2007-09-05 16:53 ------- Comment #1 seeks to argue that handling the value of xml:lang as specified in the XML spec, and working with it as the infoset is currently specified, are both outside the scope of XSDL. This seems to me an astonishing bit of special pleading. It also ignores the fact that the XML Schema Working Group is on record as accepting as in-scope the task of describing xml:lang and other attributes which inherit their values. We were unable to agree on a mechanism for such inheritance, but I think the record will show that there was no question in the Working Group about its being out of scope for XSDL. The alternative solution proposed in comment #1 is to make a special case of xml:lang. I think XSDL already has too many special cases, and requires too many ad hoc special-case processes from users of other specs in the XML area; the proposal to add another to the list should be rejected firmly and decisively. (I speak here only on my own behalf.)
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