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Richard Tobin wrote: > In article <430B5D83.70509@o...> you write: >>Elements don't have kinds or types, they just have names. > > But note that the XML spec, following SGML, uses the term "element > type" to mean "element name", or "elements with a given name". This > is consistent with DTDs, which constrain the content of elements > according to their name. "There are no types, just names" is close enough to "element types == element names" I won't quibble. However, the notion that an element name is 1-1 with a content model + attribute list is only applicable to DTD validation. Bob Foster http://xmlbuddy.com/
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