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Re: XML API specification

  • From: gtn@e... (Gavin Nicol)
  • To: Peter@u...
  • Date: Thu, 27 Feb 1997 10:45:38 -0500

Re: XML API specification
>There are possibly two questions here.  Do we need to _pass the information_,
>and do we need to _have special names_ (rather than just Property).  I suspect
>that you will find it difficult to get rid of anything below that will
>satisfy everyone.  My own simple experience is that I would actively use
>the following:

OK. I think this is good arguments for actually defining these
classes, because people who want abstract groves can take these, and
build groves out of them.

>I would, however, be prepared to receive them as Property, so long as they
>were clearly documented, and I assume that they might well be subclassed
>from Property anyway.

Actually, from Node.


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