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At 06:54 2003-10-25 -0700, Dare Obasanjo wrote:

>As a document validation language RNG is simpler, more
>expressive and less verbose than W3C XML Schema. As a
>datayping language W3C XML Schema is the only game in
>town [...]

Can you (or someone else) elaborate on this? I don't understand what
features are missing från RNG as a "datatyping language" (what's that?). It
has the existing datatypes from WXS, it has the ability to construct regex
patterns, it has named patterns for complex types. What's not there?

I think the day Microsoft turns to RNG will be a lucky day for XML.

Gustaf


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