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On 31 Jul 2001 10:12:55 -0400, David E. Cleary wrote: > That is like saying you prefer element names with a '.' instead of those > using camel case, so you write a filter to lowercase any characters and > preceed them with a '.'. All you are accomplishing is taking a valid XML > document and invalidating it because you didn't like the way the author > defined it. You certainly are free to do with a document whatever you want, > but I would think you could spend your time on more usefull endevors. Local > element declarations are usefull and important for certain use cases. Thanks, David, but - As the recipient of documents created using practices I consider both repugnant and difficult to process, I still may have to do something with those documents. "Invalidating" the document may be your interpretation - making it usable is mine. Don't like my practice, don't use my code. Simon St.Laurent
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