I think it would go something like this


  <symbol> ::= <open> <name> <args> <close> <data> <open> <name> <clos
+e>

   <open> ::=  <primary> | <secondary> | <teriary>

   <close> ::= <primary> | <secondary> | <teriary>
 
   <name> ::=  <string>

   <args> ::=  <key> <equals> <quote> <value> <quote>
               ... 

   <data> ::=  <xml>


   <primary> ::= <(> | <)>
  
   <secondary> ::= <<> | <>>

   <teriary> ::= <[> | <]>

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Something like that, sorry if that's completely wrong I've never used BNF before.

In reply to Re^6: Is an aXML compiler possible? by Logicus
in thread Is an aXML compiler possible? by Logicus

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