Hi Folks,

For many relational operators there is a short string that represents the operator, e.g.,

        <=      le
        !=      ne

In XML there is a short string that represents reserved symbols, e.g.,

        &       amp
        <       lt

Consider this empty XML element:

        <Test/>

The "/>" symbol indicates the element is empty.

Is there a short string that is commonly used to represent the symbol that indicates the element is empty?

        />      ???

/Roger

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