Nice catch. This does imply that processing embeded XML documents is different than processing embedded text. Of course, we've been talking about div, containers, namespaces, etc.
My thought on this was to treat an embedded XML document as a block of escaped text and let a processor other than the Atom processor handle it. Thus, text/plain, text/html and application/xhtml+xml ;-) would all be processed consistently (as a block of escaped text). Special case handling (XML docs) would be done outside of the Atom parser without a need to worry about the Atom context.
Brett Lindsley, Motorola Labs
Domel wrote:
Brett Lindsley wrote:
text/xhtml
application/xhtml+xml - RFC3236 ;-)
Dominik Tomaszuk
