Marcel Weiher on Twitter: "@drewmccormack Actually, no: there's a (huge) difference between materializing the objs and pumping the raw XML around. @avbelow @mjtsai"

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Drew McCormack ‏@drewmccormack 27 Oct 2013

Blog Post: iWork's New File Formats http://mentalfaculty.tumblr.com/post/65232514882/iworks-new-file-formats … /cc @mjtsai
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TouchCardBelow ‏@avbelow 27 Oct 2013

@drewmccormack Sir, I beg to differ: "There is no option to load an XML document partially". Actually, there is @martinwinter @mjtsai
Marcel Weiher ‏@mpweiher 27 Oct 2013

@avbelow For example: any SAX parser (except NSXMLParser), lazy DOM parsers, MAX, to name a few (partial XML parsers)@drewmccormack @mjtsai
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Drew McCormack ‏@drewmccormack 27 Oct 2013

@mpweiher @avbelow @mjtsai Sure, you can partially load, but not much good unless you can save.
TouchCardBelow ‏@avbelow 28 Oct 2013

@drewmccormack @mjtsai @mpweiher That does not seem to be much more work than (un-)zipping a file on the go, #methinks
Drew McCormack ‏@drewmccormack 28 Oct 2013

@avbelow @mjtsai @mpweiher To save, you will have to load the whole file. Defeats the purpose of partial loading.

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@drewmccormack Actually, no: there's a (huge) difference between materializing the objs and pumping the raw XML around. @avbelow @mjtsai

4:44 AM - 28 Oct 2013

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