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RE: About sml and internationalization

• From: Sean McGrath <digitome@i...>
• To: xml-dev@i...
• Date: Sun, 28 Nov 1999 10:35:45 +0000

I am thinking about the issue to with allowing/disallowing
sets of Unicode characters in element type names as per XML
1.0.

If SML has very few special tokens
e.g. "<", "&" and whitespace, what would happen
if any character outside this teeny weeny set is
allowed in an element type name.

I don't know enough about Unicode to say. I am
thinking about the problem of allowing arbitrary
Unicode in element type names yet side-stepping
the parser name validation tables.

regards,


<Sean uri="http://www.digitome.com/sean.html">
Developers Day co-Chair WWW9, April 2000, Amsterdam
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</Sean>



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