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Re: ID-ness in XML


on pain of invalidity
Simon St.Laurent scripsit:

> I'd make xml:id something that can be used with or without a DTD.  If
> used in a DTD, it would have to be declared of type ID and would have to
> be the only ID on any given attribute.  That seems to avoid a lot of
> pain to me.

Fair enough, but what does this "have to" mean?  On pain of invalidity?

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