> > Designing this proposal around code formatting is a non-issue in my > opinion > > and it surely didn't stop SVG from providing just one "d" attribute for > > <path>. Following the your logic, it should be d-N. Sure, <path d="…"> is > > primarily meant to be written by software. > > Please don't try to use reducto ad absurdum; it usually gives absurd > results. The reasoning for multiple attributes is not "because it's a > list", it's because it's a list of lists, and would require three > different delimiters. >
The "style" attribute is perhaps a better example, as it is in some cases a list of lists, e.g. <div style="transform: rotate() translate(); background: red url(foobar.png)" /> A list of lists in markup is usually expressed as either sub-elements or as non-markup syntax inside an attribute; Enumerated attributes are highly unusual.
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