7. Logic for decoding encoded markup language nodes, the logic encoded in media and operable to: read a first numeric value from a data document; identify a first data definition associated with the first numeric value; read a second numeric value from the data document; determine whether the second numeric value is equal to a base delimiter value; in response to determining that the second numeric value is equal to the base delimiter value, generate a markup-language data structure based on the first data definition and information in the data document; and in response to determining that that the second numeric value is not equal to the base delimiter value: identify a second data definition associated with the second numeric value, based on a difference between the second numeric value and a delimiter offset value; and generate a first markup-language data structure based on the first data definition and information in the data document; and generate a second markup-language data structure based on the second data definition and information in the data document.
7. Logic for decoding encoded markup language nodes, the logic encoded in media and operable to: read a first numeric value from a data document; identify a first data definition associated with the first numeric value; read a second numeric value from the data document; determine whether the second numeric value is equal to a base delimiter value; in response to determining that the second numeric value is equal to the base delimiter value, generate a markup-language data structure based on the first data definition and information in the data document; and in response to determining that that the second numeric value is not equal to the base delimiter value: identify a second data definition associated with the second numeric value, based on a difference between the second numeric value and a delimiter offset value; and generate a first markup-language data structure based on the first data definition and information in the data document; and generate a second markup-language data structure based on the second data definition and information in the data document. 9. The logic of claim 7 , wherein the logic is further operable to transmit at least one markup-language data structure to an application.