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Arjun Ray wrote:
> Agreed. The SGML 1-ambiguity rules are only the result of an ad hoc
> approach to OMITTAG inference problems. When an instance is at least
> amply tagged, validation becomes a matching problem only, not a predictive
> parsing problem any more.
Are we really certain that there will never be a mechanism similar to OMITTAG in XML?
A year ago I would have bet that nobody would ever put any further work into DTDs,
yet here we are. Does anyone really have that much trouble with ambiguity? I can't
remember the last time someone brought a problem with an ambiguous model to the
attention of the list. It seems that if we left the door open, we may get something
for nothing in the future.
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Marcus Carr email: mcarr@allette.com.au
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