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C. M. Sperberg-McQueen wrote: > > [Pedantry alert]. Well, 'only' may be a bit strong. > There are also forms like <element >> </element> and <element > > > > > /> -- unlikely to matter to the OP or the data source, > but not to be overlooked by a parser. > From the OP's type of question, I concluded that he would perhaps not be too much interested in these details. Just to add yet another variant: one could also use <element/> if one wants to save (rather than add) some whitespace. Hermann

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