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Bob Foster wrote: > The only thing I am aware of that XML Schema provides that RELAX NG (with > the DTD extension) does not are identity constraints (unique/key/keyset). > But these (and much more) can be easily done using Schematron in concert > with RELAX NG. Also, RELAX NG lacks the precise occurrence restraints of XML Schema that is, no minOccurs/maxOccurs. RNG supports only the common RE or DTD constraints ? * + as <optional>, <zeroOrMore>, and <oneOrMore>. > > is there a way to create an end-user documentation > > out of a relax ng schema? (maybe via xslt) > > The answer is yes, via XSLT. I don't have a stylesheet handy, but someone > probably does. The question is, what format do you want to see? The ones I > have seen generate the web equivalent of reams of paper. But I don't doubt > that any format that can be generated from XML Schema can be > generated from > RELAX NG. Here is a start at a stylesheet that produces XHTML from <a:documentation> elements embedded in a RELAX NG grammar. <a:documentation> is defined in RELAX NG's DTD compatibility spec (see http://relaxng.org/compatibility-20011203.html). The stylesheet is stored at http://www.wyeast.net/doc.zip; this zip contains a stylesheet (doc.xsl) and a brief example (e.rng). You can embed an foreign elements or attributes in a RELAX NG schema. A RELAX NG processor strips foreign namespaced markup from a RELAX NG schema before it does anything else. It is the first step of simplification (see http://relaxng.org/spec-20011203.html#simplification). Mike
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