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Richard Tobin wrote:
> The infoset is a property of the document. If a processor doesn't
> read the DTD, then it can only produce an approximation to the true
> infoset, but the document still has an infoset, and that infoset has
> the entities expanded.
By that reasoning, no true infosets have any unexpanded entity reference
information items.
It seems that a document can have multiple infosets depending on how one
processes it (with or without entity expansion).
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Elliotte Rusty Harold elharo@metalab.unc.edu
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