Liam R E Quin scripsit:
> I don't think banning é would fly - it's part of MathML and
> HTML.
MicroXML can't have it because of the XML backward compatibility rule
and the lack of DTDs.
> It's possible that having the HTML + ISO + MathML entity sets
> hardwired into Web browsers and explicitly allowing programs to handle
> undeclared entities in such a way would get somewhere.
There are 2236 entities in the current draft of the W3C entity set, but
only 2117 lines of Java in my parser. I don't think I want to double
its size.
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