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On 8/1/02 1:40 PM, "Bob Hutchison" <hutch@x...> wrote: > What I'm saying is that I see a namespace qualified attribute as a namespace > defined/scoped attribute (that is associated with a specific element). I do > not think the two elements <x:a m='1'/> and <x:a x:m='1'/> have the same > attributes. You seem to be saying that they do have the same attributes. Or > do you mean that in <x:a m='1'/> is in what ever namespace 'a' is in but is > not a namespace qualified attribute? What does that mean? > Maybe you are saying that an if attribute is in the same namespace as the element it describes then it is local. Otherwise it is global? In which case <x:a m='1'/> and <x:a x:m='1'/> and <x:a z:m='1'/> are all the same if x and z refer to the same namespace? So in <x:a x:m='1'/> and <z:b x:m='1'/> the first element has a local attribute and the second a global? The only way I could make this work with my stuff is to introduce a new namespace for the global attributes. I could do it, but...
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