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On Thu, 7 Apr 2005 4:18 pm, Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote: > No, not at all. You can't just skip to the end-tag. Of course you can... Why do I get the feeling that you want to pull buttons off my remote controls. Just leave them... if you want to pull buttons off, do it on your own remote... > You have to check everything in between for > well-formedness errors that may be there > irrespective of whether the end-tag is correctly placed or not. No you don't..... Compiler said : 0 errors > There's no rule at all that says XML has to be binary. A document > painted on the side of a building or printed in a book is still a > well-formed XML document. Binary computers are only about 60 years old. > I expect to see non-binary computers based on qubits become a > significant factor within my lifetime Well sorry - but I refuse to do xml on an abacus... > possibly even replacing binary > computers as effectively as binary replaced analog and decimal > computers. Whether that happens or not, XML will continue to be > well-defined; and data stored in textual XML will easily make the > transition. It will always be binary to me.... Take care :-) David -- Computergrid : The ones with the most connections win.
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