Christian Geuer-Pollmann wrote: > > You say that > > <A><B><C></C></A> > > has to be corrected to > > <A><B><C></C></B></A> > > but why not to > > <A><B></B><C></C></A> > > ? You can't decide what's right if you don't have a DTD or > Schema. You internet explorer can correct non-well-formed HTML > because he "knows" HTML. > But nobody knows "XML" ;-)) >
OK, you are right, but in my case I know that the first correction is the right one. My example is too general: I am not trying to correct every possible XML document, but specific ones for which I know the schema (although nobody has ever cared to write it down :-( ). So we can assume that the corrector knows where to add the end-tag. The problem remains that I have to make the parser aware of the corrections. Nicolas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
