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Re: [xml-dev] XML vocabulary for expressing constraints?

On 13/12/13 03:53, Michael Sokolov wrote:
On 12/12/13 10:32 PM, Liam R E Quin wrote:
On Thu, 2013-12-12 at 11:58 -0500, Steve Newcomb wrote:

In my view, what SGML never had, and XML still doesn't have, is a
mechanism for disclosing the semantic intent of a document address.
When I mention an address, what am I talking about?  In the absence of a
characterization of intent, it's extremely ambiguous.
+1

I don't believe that "HTTP Range" cuts it, as putting # on the end of a
URI is not out-of-band, and still only gives two options (the resource
itself or the resource as a surrogate).

At one time I hoped topic maps would give us more of this.

Liam

HTML has it though: it's the content of the A tag.

<A href="address">what you can expect to find at the address</A>

-Mike
I have a sneaking suspicion that Steve didn't equate such a simple
interpretation with it Mike?

"The semantic intent of a document address"?
IMHO that's just a tease.

Come on Mr Newcombe,






regards

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Dave Pawson
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