On Do, 2004-06-17 at 21:37, Steve Quint wrote:

> In my post yesterday, I was not referring to null values as in 
> "<null/>" or "<nil/>", but rather to values such as "<int/>", and 
> "<boolean/>".  Should these values be considered valid?

<int/> is definitely invalid. Keep in mind, that <int/> is equivalent to
<int></int>. In other words, this would be a syntactically invalid
integer. While one might argue, that this could be a special value, the
equivalence definitely fails in the case of a string.


Jochen

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