Teaching Relax NG
"J. David Eisenberg" <[email protected]>
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I'm teaching a beginning XML course at a local community college, and long since decided to teach Relax NG instead of XML Schema (I tell the students, "I don't want your heads to explode.") I was teaching RNG before the compact syntax came on the scene, but this semester some students have expressed interest in it. Over the past two days, I wrote a second version of the lecture notes (at http://catcode.com/cit041x) to cover compact syntax. [And this is my first use of it as well.] My questions: 1) Should instructors emphasize the XML syntax or the compact syntax? The XML syntax _is_ the official version, and it's the one used by W3C for SVG, but compact is, well, more compact. 2) If you look at the lecture notes, you'll see that my indenting style is remarkably schizoid - I was developing my own personal style as I wrote the notes. Are there any "Official Relax NG Compact Syntax Indenting Guidelines"? -- J. David Eisenberg http://catcode.com/