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Re: [xml-dev] Victory has been declared in the schema wars ...

Henri Sivonen wrote:

>> I'm wondering if all syntax changes that HTML5 makes couldn't be just
>> achieved by producing more strict SGML declaration for HTML. Does
>> anyone did such analysis?
> 
> Defining HTML5 in terms of SGML would be useless, because SGML doesn't
> define a processing model that would be suitable for the real Web. The
> HTML5 spec would need to define its own parsing algorithm anyway.

By "processing model suitable for the Web" you mean support for
document.write("...")? If so, then I think that we can stop discussion
here. ;-)


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