Guy> for the PDML specification.
I think it is an abuse of XML... nothing is actually marked up.
Everything seems to be given as attributes, i.e.:
<field name="verhlen" pos="15" show="45" showname="Version and header Length" size="1" value="45">
rather than:
<field name="verhlen" pos="15" show="45" showname="Version and header Length" size="1">0x45</field>
Using attributes makes it slightly easier to process stuff with XSLT. When you use an <xsl:value-of select='some-text-node'/> you have to be more careful about intercepting all subnodes with another template; otherwise you get all the text nodes in the subtree instead of just the topmost one. When everything is marked up as attributes, you just do <xsl:value-of select='@value'/> and you're done.
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