Re: [xml-dev] hackable xml

[David Carlisle <davidc@nag.co.uk>]

On 26/07/2010 13:26, Andrew Welch wrote:
> There is a definite need for this, and
> everyone's lives would be a little easier if it happened.

so seriously then, why not an html5 parser. That'll allow lone & and 
other ease of use features such as unquoted attributes and omited end tags.

It inherits a lot of unfortunate element-by-element weirdness due to 
(alledged) legacy browser constraints, but it has the advantage of being 
(almost) there and will have a rather large user base once it really 
gets going.

David


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