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- To: Paul Alagna <pjalagna@yahoo.com>
- Subject: Re: [xml-dev] Source Code Markup Language? - my attempts
- From: Daniel Schierbeck <daniel.schierbeck@gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 20:45:32 +0100
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I was only thinking about simple markup, something you would use with
syntax highlighting. Otherwise it'll be too complex.
Cheers,
Daniel
Paul Alagna wrote:
> Daniel
> as a linguist I have tried to create xsd's for simple
> formula recording. the problems just come out of the
> woodwork!
> simple recursion (A calls A) was a real issue until
> XML 2.0 standard solved that one. with the caveat
> that it could only be tail recursion. A-CA recursion
> (A calls B calls C calls A) is still a problem.
> overloading is another issue. when you say variable do
> you mean string variable? function variable? numeric?
> the xsd and xml demands you spell all that out. depth
> is another problem. xml wants to know what to expect
> at every level if you say a function can have
> parameters can those parameters BE functions? can they
> have parameters?...
>
> as you can tell, I'm very interested too.
>
> Paul Alagna - CTO - CheckMi
>
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