[XML-SIG] A first attempt at a SAX 2.0 draft

[Fred L. Drake, Jr.]

I wrote:
 > I think using a file-like object is sufficient.  I haven't looked at=

 > the implementation in it's current form, but we should be able to
 > view a stream of unicode text as a file with read() and readline()
 > methods that do the right thing.

Lars Marius Garshol responds:
 > This is how I interpret the current version of Marc-Andr=E9 Lemburg'=
s
 > proposal as well, and so this is what the InputSource object does. I=
t
 > does maintain a distinction, though.

Lars,
  This is good enough for me.  As long as I can take something
sufficiently file-like and parse it, I don't really care if I have to
wrap it in an InputSource.  The biggest issue is determining just how
file-like something has to be.  ;)  Is read() sufficient?


  -Fred

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