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@hosamaly noted in #94 that tags ending in colon aren't understood by the Scala compiler.
scala> <x:></x:>
<x:></x:>
<console>:1: error: in XML literal: name cannot end in ':'
<x:></x:>
^
<console>:1: error: in XML literal: '>' expected instead of '<'
<x:></x:>
scala> <x:/>
<x:/>
<console>:1: error: in XML literal: name cannot end in ':'
<x:/>
From my reading of the XML standard, it seems like colon should be allowed as an ending character.
@hosamaly noted in #94 that tags ending in colon aren't understood by the Scala compiler.
From my reading of the XML standard, it seems like colon should be allowed as an ending character.
https://www.w3.org/TR/2008/REC-xml-20081126/#NT-Name
Unlike #94, the parser in Java has no problem accepting them.
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