Message text written by Eric van der Vlist
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Schematron is the only language I know where "everything which is not
forbidden is allowed", the main principle of the other languages being
rather that "everything which is not allowed is forbidden" which, by
itself, is "closed".
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Eric - excellent points.
Having worked for many years in Prolog - there's another facet to
this declarative / assetive world which can be fun - ie - somethings
that you never even realized can also be allowed - together.
t teaches you that you must always explicitly assert the
"Otherwise - do nothing" facts - which is definately a good habit
to get into.
Java - throw / catch users note - weird behavioural treatment of
fringe error conditions relates!!
DW.
