On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 09:08:29AM +1000, Marcus Carr wrote:
> I've never liked CDATA sections and rarely use them - I think they're
> generally a lazy answer to a simple question.
If you go to your kitchen and look in the 'fridge door, you'll see
a screwdriver rack and a device for holding screws. It's there to
make life easier for the people building or repairing the fridge.
OK, no, you won't see such a thing...
CDATA sections are primarily there for people writing the XML
specification, to make it easier to include examples, and I think
of them in much the same way as I'd think of a tool rack in my
fridge :-)
Liam
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