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Is it 1998 again? http://mailman.ic.ac.uk/pipermail/xml-dev/1998-June/004487.html Computers only operate using symbols, therefore documents only contain "syntax". The "semantics" is the metamodel behind the surface syntax, and the alogrithms. So if you did want a definition of semantics, you might use the idea of syntax and algorithms that applies to domain-specific metamodels rather than semantics and syntax that applies either immediate "surface" syntax (e.g. XPaths) or to generic metamodels (e.g. XSD components.) Cheers Rick Jelliffe
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