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• Subject: RE: Can XML Schemas do this?
• From: "Rodriguez, Sergio" <srodriguez@c...>
• Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2003 12:39:11 -0600
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Ok. I have even a much better one (using a ficticious syntax):

defmet: !(age? && birth?);

Then what's the big deal with "ConciseXML"?

-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Plusch
To: xml-dev
Sent: 20-Jan-03 11:54 AM
Subject: Re:  Can XML Schemas do this?

Sorry about that, I forgot to convert the method's implementation
to XML 1.0.  Here is the method below in XML 1.0:

<defmethod>
 <not>
 <attributes>
  <execute_path> age <is><attributes>optional</attributes></is>
    <and> <attributes> <execute_path> birth <is> <attributes> optional
</attributes> </is> </execute_path>
          </attributes>
    </and>
  </execute_path>
 </attributes>
 </not>
 </defmethod>

ConciseXML equivalent:
<defmethod> <not age.<is optional/>.<and birth.<is optional/> /> </>

_Plusch

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