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Re: Re: Can XLink be fixed?


Re:  Re: Can XLink be fixed?
Norm Walsh writes:
> If identifying links in a vocabulary-neutral way is a requirement,
> let's just fix XLink so that it can do that. Just about the very last
> thing I want is to have to consult some quasi-structured text document
> to find the links in my document.
> 
> Surely that way lies madness...

I dunno.  I've found CSS syntax pretty agreeable stuff, not just
"quasi-structured".  It may be a different markup from pointy brackets,
but it's hardly hieroglyphics.

I vastly prefer its decorative approach to the transformative madness
XSLT imposes for a wide variety of otherwise simple tasks...
-- 
Simon St.Laurent
Ring around the content, a pocket full of brackets
Errors, errors, all fall down!
http://simonstl.com

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