On 25/09/21 10:51 am, dn wrote:
XML: Originally invented for text markup, and that shows. Can represent
different types (via tags), can define those types (via DTD and/or
schemas), can identify schemas in a globally-unique way and you can mix
them all in a single document (and there are tools available to validate
your files). But those features make it very complex

And for all that complexity, it still doesn't map very well
onto the kinds of data structures used inside programs (lists,
structs, etc.), so you end up having to build those structures
on top of it, and everyone does that in a different way.

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