(Thomas B. Passin) writes:
>We all have to code to context, but I'll bet that just about everyone
>tries to minimize context-sensitive processing whenever possible. I'd
>rather not do anything that adds to the context that needs to be
>handled.
The biggest change in my recent work is that I'm taking context more and
more seriously. I think it may be something we avoid early on, but
value later.
The big lesson I get from XPath is that it's a great, even easy, way to
specify context. That's something worth building on.
--
Simon St.Laurent
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