Rod McChesney wrote: > To retain some vestige of HTML or XML syntax, I believe this would > have to look like > > <IF> > <ELSE> > </ELSE> > </IF> > > and so on. Otherwise the tags don't nest meaningfully. This kind of > thing is easy to hack into a parser but SGML/HTML/XML tools won't > necessarily understand it. Unless I'm just missing something... I agree that <IF> <ELSE> </IF> is very non-XLM-ish. On the other hand, neither is: <DISPLAY> with no </DISPLAY>. And neither is: <USEBEAN> <SETFROMREQUEST> </USEBEAN> That is, the <SETFROMREQUEST> has no close tag. Given these asymetries, I think <IF> <ELSE> <ELSEIF> </IF> is just fine. Are you listening, Sun? cc
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