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Re: Type and Structure Re: ASN.1 and XML

  • From: Christian Nentwich <c.nentwich@c...>
  • To: Uche Ogbuji <uche.ogbuji@f...>
  • Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2001 12:15:11 +0100

Re: Type and Structure Re: ASN.1 and XML

> Yes, and I don't see how this contradicts James's point.  Typing belongs
> in the semantic model and James points out that TREX and RELAX don't make
> the (IMO) mistake of interposing typing between the syntax and semantics.

If you think it's a mistake, blame the compiler people who came up with
annotating syntax with semantic constructs. Personally, I think it's
quite a convenient way (that still leaves the issue of whether XSD
should include it unresolved though).

@article{Knu68:SemanticsOf,
   author    = {D.~E.~Knuth},
   title     = {{Semantics of Context-Free Languages}},
   journal   = {{Mathematical Systems Theory}},
   pages     = {{127--145}},
   year      = {{1968}},
   volume    = {{2}},
   number    = {{2}},
   publisher = {Springer},
   keywords  = {attribute grammars}
}

Christian

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