Re: [xml] LibXML and W3C
- From: Bart Moelans <bart moelans student luc ac be>
- To: xml gnome org
- Subject: Re: [xml] LibXML and W3C
- Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 14:17:37 +0100
Also you say examples of "code" .
XML is a *data* format, so that question makes very little sense.
libxml will handle any conformant XML, well it should
(assuming you don't run into system issues like lack of memory or something).
Well what I mean was faults like in the thread :"[xml] libxml parses and
serializes "invalid" xml?" posted by Boris Erdmann on Saturday, 23 Feb 2002.
So, if their are documents that are correct according to the standards LibXML
implement like:the XML standard, XML Path Language (XPath) 1.0,..., but that
aren't validated correct by LibXML, or fault documents that are parsed.
I also don't understand the title of your mail, why " and W3C" ???
Because most of the standards, LibXML implement can be found on the W3C site.
And when I wrote the title I only had my first question in mind
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