On Jul 28, 2009, at 7:43 AM, Cyrille Berger wrote:
On Saturday 25 July 2009, Martin Renold wrote:
> Does anyone think this is a bad idea? Anyone got a different idea?
I don't think that having a tag decided the use of the next tag is
a good XML
design (but then I am not an expert at XML...), I am not even sure
we can
enforce that in a schema.
Um... "eek!"
When phrased that way, it seems like a very un-XML approach to things.
It strikes me that the MIME fallback approach might be something to
keep in mind. A simple container of multipart/mixed, then a list of
possible alternatives in order of preference.
My guess of how that would translate in this case:
<try>
<text name="rendered text" >
<content>some text</content>
</text>
<projection src="data/text_fallback.png" />
</try>
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