> Summarising, the current DAVE-ML gridded table structure is valid XML
> but the gridded tables are not as fine-grained as they could be.
> However, the current structure seems to me a reasonable balance between
> size of the resulting DOM and accessibility of data points within it.
> Division int
On Fri, 2004-10-08 at 03:53, Giovanni A. Cignoni wrote:
> The gridded text is useful for readability for those who like to
> look in the XML code using a text editor. Readability that, for
> all the rest of DAVE-ML items, is anyway disturbed by the verbosity
> of the XML tags.
>
> If you open the
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Subject: RE: [fs] RE: Data tables
> XML is for exchanging data. The goal of XML is to identify
> the relevant items of a set of data and give them a semantics.
> We can't consider the same a table of n x m values and
> a textual description. I'm afr
> XML is for exchanging data. The goal of XML is to identify
> the relevant items of a set of data and give them a semantics.
> We can't consider the same a table of n x m values and
> a textual description. I'm afraid the "right" thing to do for
> an XML format is to eventually go tagged (and, of
> I like the format of the gridded table as it is now. It's quite
> similar to the way we do it in JSBSim. I had gotten into a discussion
> with a more hard-core XML guy recently,
> though, and some of the points he made seemed sensible.
> But, I wanted to get some opinions from others who are do
> The suggestion JSB has made looks to be in accordance with a "pure" XML
> or HTML layout, but in the DSTO application I'm involved in we're using
> the Xerces-C parser to build our DOM at low level, so the approach of
> tagging each table point will result in many more short nodes in the DOM
> ra
The suggestion JSB has made looks to be in accordance with a "pure" XML
or HTML layout, but in the DSTO application I'm involved in we're using
the Xerces-C parser to build our DOM at low level, so the approach of
tagging each table point will result in many more short nodes in the DOM
rather than
Title: Re: Data tables
At 5:50 PM -0500 9/29/04, Jon S Berndt wrote:
I've been looking at the data table
format for DAVE-ML, for example:
9.5013e-01 6.1543e-01
5.7891e-02 1.5274e-02 8.3812e-01 1.9343e-01
2.3114e-01 7.9194e-01
3.5287e-01 7.4679e-01 1.9640e-02 6.8222e-01
8.214
