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>> The xml parser is meant to use it to filter elements, hiding them them >> from the receiving application as if they didn't exist. > > What fevered imagination did that notion spring from? It's true that > parsers aren't (by an accident of wording) required to report elements, > but there is no hint in the XML Rec (where xml:lang is defined) or any > other recommendation of anything like this. uuhh, I may have 'misremembered' that, I think from the widget spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets/ There was definitely a time when you could do: <node xml:lang="en">yes</node> <node xml:lang="fr">oui</node> ...and the receiving application would get the elements filtered by the lang. -- Andrew Welch http://andrewjwelch.com
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