On 20-Jan-07, at 2:36 PM, Daniel Ehrenberg wrote:

> Maybe I'll do that in the future, but that's taking something simple
> and making it much, much more complicated.

I think I'll implement this myself, at some point.

> I could remove get-* and
> only have find-*, but get-* simplifies many XML processing tasks.

No, keep both the get-* and find-*.

Now about this naming scheme:

get-tag --> rec-tag-named
get-tags --> rec-tags-named
find-tag --> tag-named
find-tags --> tags-named

Where the rec- prefix denotes recursive search of all children, not  
just immediate children.

Also, like I said in my earlier e-mail, you can eliminate the  
distinction between the words which take strings and names by making  
them generic:

GENERIC: tag-named

M: string tag-named ... ;
M: name tag-named ... ;

Slava


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