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 [Peter Murray-Rust (Peter@u...), Thu, 27 Feb 1997] > My current problem may highlight this. A CML document is highly > tree-structured and contains no mixed content, so that eventStreams don't > contribute much. BUT it also includes chunks of HTML where a tree > structure is quite inappropriate. If I take a Lark-based approach (or my > own parser) the HTML gets rendered into a tree. I am now hacking this > back into an event stream to render the hypertext. Not only does it > take more effort, but I'm sure that holding HTML as a tree has a > memory hit. Ideally when I'm parsing CML, and come to the > tag <XHTML> (sic) which contains <BODY>, I'd like to tell the parser > 'stop parsing as a tree and just hold a hypertext string until </XHTML> 
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