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In article <1994Nov24.114212.28672@falch.no>, <pepper@falch.no> writes:

> Jeff knows about this already, but other people may be interested in a
> paper I wrote some time ago showing how the LINK feature could be used
> to implement the SDA #FIXED attribute functionality, thereby maintaining
> a clean separation between the structure of a document type and its
> processing.

Thanks for that article! I was actually thinking of LINK when I wrote this:

| >Since all the attributes are #FIXED, can't they simply be "inferred"
| >by SDA based filters? 

..but I don't presume to understand LINK well enough to implement such a thing.
Your article is *very* helpful, <g>it's the first discussion of LINK I've read and 
understood.</g>

> It's true that LINK is not widely supported yet -- but it is available
> in James Clark's new freely-distributable parser, sp.

Side note: I've been looking for a good excuse to check out the new parser, but
I didn't save the announcement, and if it's been discussed here, I've missed 
that too. Has anyone reviewed it? How stable is it? I'd be most interested in 
seeing the parser output for your SDA LINKTYPE example.

Thanks -

 -kmc