In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Sarven Capadisli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
A further advantage of this method has just occurred to me; it could use
plain-language *and* machine values in one title, thus:
<span class="dtstart"
title="we start at three minutes
past four - data: 2007-09-12T16:03:00+01:00">
4.03pm
</span>
and we could even exempt parentheses:
<span class="dtstart"
title="we start at three minutes
past 4 (data: 2007-09-12T16:03:00+01:00)">
4.03pm
</span>
I wonder if this will be heavy for the parsers when both
"plain-language *and* machine values" are mixed i.e., knowing the scope
of the regex to differentiate between the two.
'Everything after "data:" excluding leading white space and a trailing
close-parenthesis, if any' shouldn't be to difficult to code.
--
Andy Mabbett
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