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• From: Peter@u... (Peter Murray-Rust)
• To: xml-dev@i...
• Date: Sun, 02 Mar 1997 11:32:40 GMT

[I have changed the subject to 'NXP' so that if this parser is specifically
discussed in future there is a placeholder.  More general replies should
go the the thread on XML API or elsewhere.]

Welcome Norbert, 
	You have an honoured position on this list having written a 
very impressive piece of code to get us started. 


In message <Pine.OSF.3.93.970302112022.5679B-100000@e...> Norbert Mikula writes:
[...]
> 
> However, NXP is not dead. I will now try to sync with
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
:-)  Runs fine on my machine!

> current status of disucussion, especially the API 
> thread is interesting to me.

I have recently posted suggesting that we should try to consolidate
on a simple API to get us started.  My own development depends to a
significant extent on what API I can use after parsing.  I want it to
be very clearly separated, because I see a parser as being a 'bolt-in'
tool rather than a component which drives the rest of the application.
(Maybe this isn't possible, but it's worth trying for).

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	P.

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