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Richard L. Goerwitz writes:
> (Incidentally, does it bother anyone else that you can have valid docu-
> ments that aren't well-formed? Imagine an external entity used inside
> an attribute value? If declared in such a way that a non-validating
> parser doesn't realize it's external, then the validating parser will
> reject it as an error (can't have external entities in this context).
> There are other such cases, although this is the main one that comes
> to mind.)
This seems to be an example of a well-formed document that's not
valid, not of a valid document that's not well-formed. Can you
elaborate?
Thanks, and all the best,
David
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