Kurt Cagle scripsit:
> What this points to is that either the corresponding JSON libs would
> need to be adapted to properly parse XML blocks (which would be lovely,
> but which I'd say is about as likely as Hixie suddenly becoming an
> ardent XML-phile),
Oh, I see; you want a conventional way of *embedding* XML in pure JSON,
as opposed to an *extension* of JSON. I didn't realize that. In that
case, I'd rather use the style in which
<a href="http://example.com">This is <i>mixed</i> text</a>
becomes
{"#name" : "a",
"#attrs" : {"href" : "http://example.com"},
"#children" : [
"This is ",
{"#name" : "i",
"#attrs" : {},
"#children" : ["mixed"]},
" text"]}
Verbose, but it requires only one parser, not two.
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