Example

In an XML Schema, you might have a comment node such as the following:


<xsd:schema ...> <!-- The following element is .... --> <xsd:element name="..."/>

The contents of a comment node have meaning only when a person reads them. However, the contents of annotation nodes can be operated on. For example:

<xsd:schema ... >  
<xsd:element name="foo">  
<xsd:annotation>  

<xsd:documentation language="en">  
This is a <b>foo</b> element. Use it for ...  
</xsd:documentation>  
<xsd:documentation language="jp">  
xksnjgfyre fvhfdbvhjds  
</xsd:documentation>  
</xsd:annotation>  
</xsd:element>  
...

You can apply an XSLT stylesheet to this XML Schema document. The stylesheet could generate an HTML manual by extracting the Documentation nodes in the desired language:

<xsl:stylesheet ... >  
<xsl:template match="xsd:element">  
<xsl:apply-templates select= 

"xsd:annotation/xsd:documentation[@language='en']"/>  
</xsl:template>  
...

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