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[XML-DEV Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] Re: Does SAX make sense?
I think some kind of "xpath helpers" or similar for SAX would be useful for many situations, maybe there's need for some SAX evolution (v.3?), not necessarily new object model since SAX has been said to be "the most complete XML API around". What I mean is that one shoudn't "hastily" hide SAX API behind some state machine compiler for example, but provide helper methods for dealing with states etc. But well, sometimes we have to vote for THE LEAST CORRUPTED leader. (they said something like this in tv when talking about/analysing Argentine's president election!) ;) Toni Uusitalo "The only constant thing is change." -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.6.3i mQBNAzRFXRgAAAECAJMkForYIQ44inQgCRWQvwKPvC+YrLj7EZR+4fbM830Lm5ul 4sQQ6q/yYjx5tNXpvCsMt6SAf/DvxqLEw5LMmX0ABRG0LFRvbmkgTS4gVXVzaXRh bG8gPHRvbml1dUB3YWxydXMubWVnYWJhdWQuZmk+iQBVAwUQNEVdGMaixMOSzJl9 AQErZQH/WJsfLX2oLepO6hURb/r2ermh0DhIqVxXHdxzVTRd9nEcF+9I+XeNs9Nh Cnsec0qQjZALPDpqPEg/JtQQvIcehA== =76V5 -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
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