From: Daniel Veillard (Daniel.Veillard@w3.org)
Date: Mon Feb 01 1999 - 10:01:53 EST
Hi all,
here is a list of possible developments for/around libxml. I'm wondering
what people think as the most urgent (Ok, everything is urgent :-) :
1/ Better conformance support (the parser fails some of the conformance
tests from J.Clark).
2/ DOM support i.e. complete and test gnome-dom
3/ SAX API
4/ internationalisation support: currently only ASCII/Iso-Latin-1 is
handled properly, goal is to use UTF8 internally and allow
input and output filters to Iso/UTF16/...
5/ evolution toward validation (i.e. conformance to the DTD checks)
I tend to proceed toward 1/ and 5/ currently but if people express
other priorities, I will try to follow their guidelines.
Hence suggestions welcome,
Daniel
P.S. I'm still fighting to get the documentation embedded in the RPMs.
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