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Paul Spencer scripsit:

> And the problem with "weird" is that you can guarantee that there will be as
> many different interpretations as there are schema tools. Whilst looking for
> a theoretical solution is what makes xml-dev great to read, in the real
> world I would always use mixed content here. In the right environment, I
> might add some Schematron to enforce the extra rules.

Or break the WXS addiction and use RNG instead:

element time {
	xsd:token {pattern = "\d{2}:\d{2}"} |
	(element hour {xsd:integer}, element min {xsd:integer})
	}

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