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Re: [xml-dev] Re: Recognizing the contribution of the developers of XML

From: Tony Graham <tkg@------------>
To: xml-dev@-------------
Date: 8/29/2006 9:27:00 AM
Rick Jelliffe <rjelliffe@a...> writes:
> peter murray-rust wrote:
>> Remember also that XML was a direct descendant of SGML. SGML was
>> typical first version system - over-ambitious and (I believe) never
>> fully implemented in a single piece of software.
> There are two optional features in SGML that were not implemented by
> the dominant parsers
> (OmniMark, SP, SGMLS) which were DATATAG and CONCUR. IIRC there were
> private systems that used them however. (E.g. TEI has CONCUR YES.)

For the record, the Mark-It parser from the SEMA Group implemented all
the optional features.  It was the first SGML parser that I ever used,
so I ended up using all the features, including DATATAG and CONCUR but
maybe not RANK, at various times.

Do I miss all the features?  Not at all, not even CONCUR.  When you
need CONCUR, you really need CONCUR, but happily I only needed it the
once.

Regards,


Tony.


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