• From: richard@c... (Richard Tobin)
• To: xml-dev@x...
• Date: 31 May 2000 16:09:51 GMT

Schoedl, Andreas <Andreas.Schoedl@s...> wrote:

><!ELEMENT C (A,A)>, is such content model allowed? I ask, because I can
>nowhere find the statement that it is forbidden. But I strongly feel that it
>should be! 

Yes, it is allowed.  Why do you think it should not be?  There is no
non-determinism: there must be two A elements, the first matching the
first A and the second matching the second.

-- Richard
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