Well, that is my understanding of the idea. Again, I can see
downloading something that will validate a new syntax. I can't see
how you can download something that would actually implement the
semantics of the new syntax. Without the latter, I don't see it as
being any more extendable.
I don't see it being any more extendable either, all its going to do is
be more work to parse, and just one more library required to handle it.
I think the underlying goal here should be to uncomplicate it where we
can, adding XML could very well be the straw that broke the camel's
back.
James
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James Couzens,
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obscurity.org
libspf.org
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