>Many thanks. I haven't had time to look at this but this seems like a
>useful way of exploring what XLink can do although it's not an API or a
>library. Keep it going.
>
>I think we shall also need some XLink APIs and/or library routines to help
>with some of the processing required...
>
> P.
>
Actually, it is is a library, or will be. The demos were one-offs, but the
XLinkFilter, LinkSet, and Link classes are definitely library code - and
will hopefully be worthy of real use fairly soon. I'm building demos
around them, which is definitely clarifying a lot of the functions the
library will need.
It's fun to take a week away from books...
(http://www.simonstl.com/projects/xlinkfilter/)
Simon St.Laurent
Dynamic HTML: A Primer / XML: A Primer
Cookies / Sharing Bandwidth (November)
Building XML Applications (December)
http://www.simonstl.com