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Re: DSDL part 9: new namespace declarations not needed as part


Re:  DSDL part 9: new namespace declarations not needed as part
Rick Jelliffe scripsit:

> Why not just assign whole element sets to a namespace, in the external DSDL framework,
> and leave the syntax of DTDs exactly as it is?

I don't understand this.  How do you specify that the content model
of a foo:one element is a foo:two element followed by an html:p element?

> But this is discussing techniques before requirements.

A habit of mine, I fear.

> What are the requirements for DTDs in DSDL?

The title of Part 9 is all we have to go on, and it talks about
namespace-aware and datatype-aware DTDs.

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