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RE: Subtyping in XML


brian r young
I can't see a problem with having uncountable types, and some of them might
well be useful (a+bj, 2PI). Though personally I always just round them to
the nearest .5

>And then there's Kronecker's famous remark:
>
>	God created the integers, all else is the work of man.

What about the Christian trinity - one God in three parts?

Now about those angels...


http://www.citnames.com/2001/misc/angels.htm



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