Meeting minutes
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Accepted
Status Reports
bethan: probably better to work on debugging & support tools rather than another implementation
frederik: Python can link to C so it could be linked from my implementation
Frederik: fixed a bug David reported
Frederik: the implementation does renaming
steven: 14th March MarkupUK deadline - thinking of a paper on modularisation issues
Ambiguity utility
Frederik: Can be useful in cases such as catchall e.g. protocol decoding. Could be solved by the not or the exclusion operator
Frederik: adding cost to the tree and choose the lowest cost route among the possible trees.
Fredrik: do the pruning during the serialisation, rather than during the parse
Norm: CoffeePot can show the graph for ambiguous solutions
steven: we should look at this area on the backburner and possible papers
Use pragmas for the prolog?
Bethan: we have consensus on requirements 1-5 of the document
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Discussion on Items 6 & 7. Consensus on 6 "It should be straightforward for processors to ignore pragmas they do
not recognize."
Consensus on 7: "Processors must be able to determine unambiguously whether they
Item 8 "A pragma must be distinguishable as such from all other grammar
constructs, even if the processor in question does not recognize the
specific pragma." - some discussion about presence in the XML and the readability of the presence of a pragma
Steven: I feel strongly that the pragma is purely for the processor and not part of iXML
The argument is about whether iXML should support attachment location for pragmas within its definition.
Item 8 is accepted
norm: More discussion on email is probably warranted
<john> Next meeting: 18th February
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