Agreed, fundamentally it is bad practice,
but I would take the bad practice over what we have now,
which is essentially random order.
Scott
Fredrik Lindgren wrote:
> Attributes are specified as a set rather than a list in the XML
> Recommendation and the order can not be governed by a DTD. It i
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> Scott Hrehirchuk wrote:
> > This may have been mentioned before, but...
> >
> > When the xml code completion fills in the required attributes, they seem
> > to be in random order.
> > Is there an
Attributes are specified as a set rather than a list in the XML
Recommendation and the order can not be governed by a DTD. It is
generally bad practice to base any XML processing on attribute order
since XML parsers are not required to preserve the order. As for
readability of the xml file the
