[ 12 Jan 03 12:36, Dale Ross wrote to Jesper S?rensen ]

 DR> OK, better question. Do we really want two children under the same
 DR> parent to have the same name? How common is that in XML documents?

Very.

But there's something to be said for grouping them under a separate child, like











and maybe even


  
     
        
etc.

At least with DOM (Document Object Model; dunno about SAX or others) it
means all like elements are grouped together, so that single element
(object) can be found and passed off to another function in one pass
without first compiling them into a temporary object.  I may also be
helpful to collect a node's own data together under a single element,
separate from it's downlinks.

OTOH, it makes the tree deeper, which could get tedious.


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