Thank you, very informative links. I didn't know about XSLScript, it looks pretty interesting.
I also read the discussions linked on your page. The pro-XML syntax arguments seem to be:
* entites as cool including mechanisms -- like there is at least one scripting technology that doesn't allow simple includes!
* you get for free the existing XML encodings mechanisms -- fair enough
* you can transform stylesheets themselves -- I'll appreciate that when I'll need it ;)
* in XSLT you can have lots of unstructured text, unlike, say, servlets where you have to quote them. What about Perl-like qq{} ?
* the most interesting point that I didn't understand: without XML syntax you can't describe treelike structure because you don't have tags ?? I picked this argument here: http://www.biglist.com/lists/xsl-list/archives/200210/msg00411.html
Here is Linus' preferred way:
# This is an example
myhost.com
passwd Make1Up
timeout 50What is the password?
<passwd>Make1Up</passwd>
<passwd>Make1Up </passwd>
<passwd>Make1Up
</passwd>-Rob
Regards, Adrian.
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
I have collected a few links to interesting stuff about this, see http://codeconsult.ch/bertrand/archives/000188.html
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