Re: Has anyone got examples of these validating XSLTs? Was:

David Carlisle wrote:

> For example in MathML a cn element (number) normally just takes
> character data (as a real number) but if the the type attribute is used
> with value complex-cartesian then the cn element has to have exactly one
> <sep/> child, with the real and imaginary parts being represented by the
> characters either side of the <sep/>.

Sorry for an off-topic comment: isn't it a weird markup design? If a
real/complex part of a complex cartesian is perceived as an entity, one is
expected to put it into a <m:re>/<m:im> or something like this. Nothing strange
you cannot express it by a DTD or Schema; it is equally difficult to describe
the semantics of the <sep/> element in plain English ("represents a space
between Re and Im" ;-)?).

Regards,

Nikolai


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