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Re: XSchema Spec - Attribute Declarations (Section 2.4), Draft 5

• From: "Simon St.Laurent" <SimonStL@c...>
• To: xml-dev@i...
• Date: Wed, 22 Jul 98 16:06:58 UT

Carl Hage writes:
> To correct the problem, simply add <EnumerationValue> back in, e.g.
> <!ELEMENT XSC:AttDef (XSC:Doc?, XSC:More?, XSC:EnumerationValue*)>

Ron Bourret writes:
>I agree, although for a different reason.  I've just gotten to writing 
>this part of the code and have to admit that having to parse 
>something the parser can parse for me makes me very grumpy indeed.  
>Note that the EnumerationValue element is used by both enumerated 
>attributes and notation attributes.

I have no objections to this; it seems to return some of the flexibility and 
documentability we lost by moving to the attributes model, without bringing 
back too much verbosity.

Anyone disagree?

Simon St.Laurent
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