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Some unexpected issues are not solved for past 20 years. I do not attack annotations or XML per se. The general approach "neither thing is precisely OK, so let
by gritzko 16y ago
Some unexpected issues are not solved for past 20 years.
I do not attack annotations or XML per se. The general approach "neither thing is precisely OK, so let's use both" seems questionable to me.
I believe, XML is complex enough, so why do we need XXML?
Finally, by using annotations they recognize that XML nesting is a pain in the ass, but they did not solve the problem, just sort of relieved it.
Actually, I doubt a lot, whether XML is actually carrying some useful load in the Wave. But the last one is just a feeling.
- Rauchg 16y agoHave you taken a look at admissibility-based transformations (ABT) [1]? It seems to solve the issues that concern you (validating the correctness of OT). [1] http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1713726 http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1713726