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Dan Brickley writes:
> > By the way, I was a little surprised to read that expat does not
> > pass xmlns attributes to the application. I had always assumed
> > that attributes were part of the document's data and therefore
> > the processor was required to pass them to the application.
> > [...]
>
> A pragmatic reason for passing on the xmlns:xyz information is that some
> applications might want to go beyond what 'Namespaces in XML' itself
> provides and use similarly abbreviated values _inside_ data attributes
> instead of full URIs (eg. for data types), and make use of the XMLNS
> info when doing so.
The easiest way to resolve this question would be to decide that
1. Namespace declarations do not appear as attributes in the
Namespaces view; and
2. some applications may require information from both the XML 1.0 and
the Namespaces view concurrently.
Note that neither is normative -- I'm proposing them only as rules of
thumb.
All the best,
David
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