Re: Parsing Input Data for well-formedness

> Certainly there are many other characters we will need to consider

not many, just one, <, unless you also need to put these strings into
attributes in which case there's one more: " (assuming you are using "
to delimit attribute values).

That's assuming your input strings don't have any ascii control
characters below 32 (space) other than tab/cr/lf. If so you have a
harder problem as there is no standard way of denoting those characters
in XML.

David

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