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Elliotte Harold wrote:
> Michael Kay wrote:
>
>> <email>fred@somewhere.com<last-modified>2005-02-02</last-modified></email>
>
> I don't like this example. As I see it the natural interpretation of
> this construct is that the e-mail address is
> fred@somewhere.com2005-02-02.
In mixed content such natural interpretations are very dangerous and
shouldn't be done. It is quite common to use inlined elements to carry
out additional metainformation, for example index terms in DocBook can
occur almost everywhere:
<title>Foo Baring<indexterm><primary>foo</primary></indexterm></title>
With this markup approach title can't be simply accessed using it's
string value (in XPath sense). It is hassle for processing, but there
are document types where you can't live without annotations, indexterms,
footnotes, ... that can occur almost everywhere.
Jirka
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