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Richard Tobin said: > In article > <3739.217.124.88.224.1158247177.squirrel@w...> > you write: > >>However, Liam Quin says, >> >>"if there is any leading whyte space or a comment before the XML >> declaration, it becomes instead a processing instruction that happens >> to use the reserved target "xml". >> >>The spec does not explicitly forbid this." > > I expect that Liam (like me) didn't notice that it's forbidden by the > grammar as well as being described as reserved. > > -- Richard That is right, thanks. Just another quote. Now from Norman Walsh: "The document begins with a processing instruction: <?xml ...?>. This is the XML declaration [Section 2.8]. " [http://www.xml.com/pub/a/98/10/guide0.html?page=3] Juan R. Center for CANONICAL |SCIENCE)
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