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- Original Message -
From: "Curt Arnold" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 10:20 PM
Since I hadn't heard of SAC, I thought it might be reasonable that some
others on the list hadn't either. SAC is "Simple API for CSS" and was
submitted as a W3C note last summer: http://www.w3.org/TR/SAC/
I'm curious why a SAC implementation would need to be integrated into the
XML parser and ju
implementation, much like SAX is the first step towards core
DOM.
Implementing SAC and CSS/DOM should be useful to any project
requiring to load and manage XML files along with the CSS style sheets.
SVG is one, XHTML another one, as well as SMIL and probably others to
come. Implementing SAC and
bject: SAC and CSS
Hello to the list, and thanks for the excellent
package.
I am currently adding SAC support to xerces-c and soon
CSS/DOM. Would that be of interest for people maintaining the xerces-c
package?
How should I proceed to have it available for
everyone?
Hello to the list, and thanks for the excellent
package.
I am currently adding SAC support to xerces-c and soon
CSS/DOM. Would that be of interest for people maintaining the xerces-c
package?
How should I proceed to have it available for
everyone?
Jean-Daniel Fekete Ecole des Mines
