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This was a tool my old company Topologi made for JSTOR, in part as an R&D project to explore the viability of the area (and becase JSTOR needed it). So it was strictly limited to only implementing the things that JSTOR needed, and we also decided to only use XSLT 2 for it. 2) XSD has many more edge cases than even I expected. One of the our developers working on it subequently got a PhD in software, and he really struggled with it. 8) A complex content model was actually often the sign that grammars were not elegant to express the constraints. Sometimes handwritten assertions could do a much better job at capturing the real constraint, rather than a verbose Schematron version of a verbose Content Model version of the constraints! On Sun, Aug 13, 2017 at 3:07 AM, yamahito <yamahito@g...> wrote:
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