On Jun 28, 2006, at 23:53, James M Snell wrote:
or instance, if I have <content xml:lang="en"><div
xml:lang="fr">...</div></content> and I drop the div silently, then
I've
got a problem.
Dropping the div shouldn't mean dropping the language and base URL
context. You need to communicate those anyway in the case they are
inherited from higher up in the document tree.
(When the script that generates my feed copies node from a document
tree to another, it checks the inherited language of the node being
copied. If it differs from the inherited language of the insertion
target, the newly inserted copy gets an explicit xml:lang.)
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Henri Sivonen
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