>CGR documents are designed such that two groves that are identical should
>produce exactly the same CGR documents, character for character.
Wonderful.
> They are
>designed specifically to enable the comparison of the groves produced by
>different tools,
Wonderful++.
> CGR documents are also designed to be easy to process
>with text processing tools like Perl so that they can be used must as you
>would use the output of NSGMLS.
pow(Wonderful,10)
>
>I'm in the process of creating a DSSSL spec to generate CGR documents using
>Jade--I'll post something about it to comp.text.sgml when I get it working.
Thanks again Eliot. Can I ask John Tigue if he is thinking CGR as part of
his XML grove work? Can XML-DEVers do anything to help???
Sean Mc Grath
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