I don't know about "completing" it - I'm not even sure if that's
possible. I'll probably extend it to handle more aspects of element
content, such as DCD groups.

After that I may take it further, or move sideways into generating other
kinds of XML/XSL from schemas, depending on what seems most useful.

I think schema translation sounds like a good area - the application
doesn't need to run too fast, and, as you say, you will really explore
schemas and XSLT. 

If XML-Data Reduced is a subset of XML Schema, it might be worth doing
the reverse process too, once we have XML Schema validators.

Francis.

Julian Reschke wrote:
> 
...
> 
> Very interesting... Are you planning to go the full way and to complete
> this?
> 
> Related to this: I have been playing around with the idea to use an XSL
> stylesheet to transform a subset of the current W3C draft into something
> that IE5 accepts as a schema. Although this wouldn't add any functionality
> to what IE5 provides, it would allow to start using a more standardized
> format, and it also would allow to easily test what's currently drafted.
> 
> Now it seems to me that this is a very obvious thing to do -- is anybody
> else working on this?
> 
> Julian

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