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On Fri, Jun 10, 2022 at 4:12 PM C. M. Sperberg-McQueen <cmsmcq@b...> wrote: If by "create a parser" you mean write a program, in some programming It depends on whether you think of an ixml grammar as a program or not, I suppose. Admittedly it would be a very high-level program. TL;DR Why, you ask, is the Invisible XML group trying to re-invent the Well said. As to binary data, however, ixml seems to be defined in terms of Unicode codepoints/characters, so it would need a preprocessor to convert bytes to characters according to some convention such as Latin-1 or ASCII-with-escapes, such as mapping 2B 5C 81 77 to "+\\\x81w" or alternatively "+\x5c\x81w" or even "2b5c8177". Ixml grammars could handle any of these.
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