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Re: Are we losing out because of grammars?

  • From: Marcus Carr <mrc@a...>
  • To: xml-dev@l...
  • Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 11:13:49 +1100

Re: Are we losing out because of grammars?

Eric van der Vlist wrote:

> Looks like we are going towards 4 different types of XML "schema"
> languages to define:
>
> - The structure
> - The datatypes
> - The rules
> - The semantic.

This is very interesting - I wonder if we might be heading for another split
such as the one that saw XSL split into T and FO? The differences are
becoming more pronounced, and the term "schema language" is starting to lack
definition as a result.

Eric (or anyone else), how do you differentiate between rules and semantics?



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