0> In article <35F93D78.B8325124@locke.ccil.org>, John wrote:
John> James Clark wrote:
>> The term "well-formed HTML" as used in section 1 of the XSL WD does
>> not mean SGML that conforms to HTML 4.0. It means well-formed XML
>> that uses element types and attributes from HTML.
John> Well and good. But "uses element types" etc. is vague: all element
John> types, or only some of them? It can't (straightforwardly) be all
John> of them, because SCRIPT and STYLE are CDATA elements, and so have
John> no XML equivalents.
Whether element content is CDATA or #PCDATA is relevant only to a parser.
Once you have (for example) a grove representation, an application can't
tell the difference between the subtrees representing the two types of
element.
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