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 And if there were anything employers didn't like about the way developers exercised control of that loop then they'd pay for it to be improved, which they don't. So the code works as it is, warts
and all, and the XML spec stays as it does, as do the parsers. So error handling in XML might look like it has something missing (i.e. look like that to a developer and to a web designer or architect) but in
reality nobody is bothered enough about it to pay for it to be fixed. As such, errors are presumed to be fatal when the XML is found to be illformed, I think, even if the specs don't say so clearly, and
nobody cares too much that that leaves a hole difficult for novice developers to fix because the need can be met by employing someone more knowledgable who can fix it and not charge too
much for doing so. Otherwise novice developers can just abandon the XML altogether and use it indirectly when the web controls they use make invisible use of it (e.g. AJAX toolkits). No big deal. ---- Stephen D Green On 16 July 2011 19:15, Andrew Welch <andrew.j.welch@gmail.com> wrote:
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