Interesting comments.
On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Eric Armstrong wrote:
> * A standard allows an arbitrary editor to know which tags
> are inlinable. (The xhtml "inline" declaration could
> possibly be used.)
I found this a particularly interesting point. Do you have any idea why
there isn't one? In other words, are there cases where an XML tag should
be inlined and indented at different times in the same document,
depending on context?
-Eugene
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