Hello Pierre, Am Samstag, den 22.03.2008, 13:17 +0100 schrieb Pierre Joye: [...] > Read: Code validation (like in pre commit rules), is one common usage.
Where? I've just never seen any project that does XML validation on XML templates as a pre-commit rule. > Think about xml being XML data or HTML. Nothing prevents one to write > valid (x)html in a valid xml format. Again: there is no point in validating at a pre-interpreted XML files (if they contain interpretable code). > And again this exact example was a proof to a *wrong* claim, it has to > be extended to be applicable to a real life context. Making the example longer (aka "applicable to a real life context"?) would not change the common characteristics. My claim is, that a pre-interpreted XML file with PHP instructions can't be reliably validated anyway, so their is no reason bothering with it. > This small but obvious example is not a real life context but only > (and only!) the proof that Stan's claim was wrong, period. I'm not sure to which claim you are referring, but I'm not Stas advocate so this might be true :) cu, Lars
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