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Re: [Q] Text vs Binary Files

From: "Sammy Tough" <ni_h@-------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 6/1/2004 3:06:00 PM
hi,

I agree, you can make the same errors in coding information using either
plain text or regulated plain text like xml. But you have more tools in your
hand if you dont invent your own format. There are more abstraction layers
used in xml. If you think over it you often have to invent such abstraction
layers in your proprietary format too. With the difference it has to be
invented from every new programmer every time he has to code a new type of
information. If you write down a rule how such coding should work (e.g.
every new tupel is finished by a <cr>-sign) you are following a similar way,
the xml-developers did.

greetings

Sammy




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