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RE: Feeler for SML (Simple Markup Language)

• From: "Jelks Cabaniss" <jelks@j...>
• To: <xml-dev@i...>
• Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 00:31:00 -0500

Liam R. E. Quin wrote:

> Suppose that an SXML document had a head and a body, but that the body
> could contain whatever XML you wanted.
>
> The head would contain, optionally,
> * definitions of repeated fragments
> * metadata about the document
> * an optional reference to a Schema, so as not to have
>   to use processing instructions or comments
> * an optional erference to one or more style sheets, again
>   avoidig these silly processing instructions

I think this is actually going to be called "XML Packaging".  I say "think",
because the W3C has not officially described what XML Packaging is to include,
but several members have said that it should include the above.

> <SXML:HEAD>
>  <SXML:OBJECT NAME="Gribble">My name is Gribble</SXML:OBJECT>
> </SXML:HEAD>
> <SXML:BODY>
>  <P>Ths is Gribble. <SXML:USE WHAT="Gribble" /> </P>
> </SXML:BODY>
>
> An SXML parser wold not need to understand namespaces, only to allow
> colon (:":) in identifiers.

Yeah, but those colons turn SXML into CXML ...  :

/Jelks


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