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Original Message From: "Elliotte Harold"
> Pete Cordell wrote:
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>> ... One way of binding the example of "<p>This is <strong>very</strong>
>> important</p>" might be to have a class structure that ...
>
> Personally I'd stay away from data binding for use cases like this.
> Dealing with mixed content is hardly the only problem.
[...Pete's added gap for emphasis...]
> You also have to deal with repeated elements, omitted elements, and order.
> Child elements just don't work well as fields.
That's all in a day's work for binding solutions. A few more napkins and I
hope to get a good mixed solution as well!
> You can of course fix all this, but then you end up with something about
> as complicated as DOM.
Hopefully not, but it might depend on what you're used to!
Pete.
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