At 10:09 08/07/98 -0700, Andrew Layman wrote:
>There is a proposal for dates (and data typing in general) in the XML-Data
>proposal at the W3C site (sorry that I don't have a link handy). This is a
>proposal, not an approved recommendation from the W3C. One thing I notice
I was looking at the XML-Data proposal just today and thinking 'why don't
we use the primitives it defines, just as they are, without the rest of
XML-data?'. This encourages me to offer the question to a wider audience. I
am seriously missing a specification for primitives - what do other people
think about borrowing those from XML-data?
P.
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