Well, the way I think about it is:
If you're a programmer -- do it in java.
If you're a designer -- you're not going to understand XML semantics any
better than java semantics, so make it as simple as possible: i.e.
<IF>
<ELSE>
</IF>
and forget the looping stuff and fancy tags.
I'm also wondering, has anyone come up with a way of disallowing <% %> tags
without using a preprocessor?
-Ben
At 01:04 PM 4/28/99 -0700, Rod McChesney wrote:
>I'm familiar with XML and HTML empty tags. Note, however, that they do
>not have tag bodies, whereas an <ELSE> tag does. That is, if I'm
>parsing the file into a DOM tree, the stuff between <ELSE> and </IF>
>will logically belong to the <IF> tag, not <ELSE>. Again it's easy to
>hack such things in but the semantics are not quite right even if
>the appearance is.
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