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Re: [good] Question about NS 1.1


Re:  [good] Question about NS 1.1

That is an astoundingly good idea.

And very much in concert with the spirit of XML 1.0, and Tim Bray's beloved 
"80/20" point philosophy.

This would make me look forward to XML 1.1, instead of dreading it.

-Wayne Steele


>From: amyzing@t... (Amelia A Lewis)
...
>Here's a proposal for XML 1.1 + Namespaces 1.1: namespace declarations are
>decreed not to apply to attribute or element content (listen for the
>screams).  An application that wants something of that sort gets to invent
>its own attributes or elements to create the definitions, if it wants to
>store QNames in element or attribute content.
...


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