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Re: Getting rid of entities (was: misprocessing namespaces)


getting rid of entities
Rick Jelliffe scripsit:

> Why not just bring back CDATA entities from SGML, if you want include-as-text?

XInclude elements require no declarations: one inserts them at the
appropriate point only.  They are more familiar to webheads, being
closely analogous to IMG links, and are more convenient to use.

> Why the extra layer that breaks validation?

Breaks *DTD* validation.  More reasonable kinds of validation can be
applied in a pipeline either before XInclude processing or after
it or both.

Layering is a *good* thing.

> What is a "partial document" in this usage?

One specified by an XPointer.  XInclude defines fixup rules for the
meaning of including an "unbalanced" range.

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are no words left to express his staggerment, since Men changed the language
that they learned of elves in the days when all the world was wonderful.
        --_The Hobbit_

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