> But alan, that's the beautiful thing. Given a CORBA object, you can
> understand its structure without knowing exactly what the contents
> are. You can effectively derive it's prototype just by inspecting it.
Oh dear this isnt going in is it.
Look I know the prototype of every single lisp transaction - its a list. Period.
I know how to manipulate any data I have and print it, because its a list.
I know how to extend it, because its .. a list.
If I need to put content identification in, well guess what - thats a list
((my_name "Hello") (his_name "Foo"))
and XML is simply lisp done wrong.
Alan
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