Re: "Converting DTDs (and DTD developers) to RELAX NG schemas" paper

David Carlisle scripsit:

> What is the current feeling amongst Relax MG practitioners, is it OK to use
> the compact syntax as a normative specification of a grammar?

Absolutely.  What is more, since you actually use it to write the grammar,
it should be normative for that reason, so that if there is any (all too
easy!) screwup in keeping the XML version up to date, it won't bite you
in the ass.

FWIW, the XHTML 2 draft makes the RNG, WXS, and DTD versions all normative,
though currently only the RNG is supplied.

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