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On Sunday, May 4, 2003, at 07:41 US/Central, Henry S. Thompson wrote: > Scott Lamb <slamb@s...> writes: >> Right. I know how to set up the sequence and stuff. What I don't know >> how to do is how to do that for arbitrary elements in other >> namespaces. <xs:element> seems to want me tied down to a specific >> element name. <xs:any> doesn't seem to support any of the type stuff. > > True, but <xs:any> can go anywhere <xs:element> can go in a content > model, so if I've understood you correctly, just replace > > <xs:element ref="other"/> > > in your example wiht > > <xs:any namespace="##other"/> > > and you'll have what you want. The definition there should be the same as the outermost one. I.e., I want _all_ arbitrary elements in there to have the restrictions I've laid out. If I put in any <xs:any namespace="##other"/>, I lose control over the placement of xfp elements within it. So I want to make an element that I can refer to that is sort of like <xs:any> and sort of like <xs:element>. The more I look at the spec, the more I think what I want just doesn't exist... Thanks, Scott
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