Sirs: I wish to point out that the Schema Part 2 description of lists datatypes does not specify what happens in the circumstance that the atomic components are strings of a specified length (via a restriction of length="8", say) and some of these have spaces within them. Are parsers required to return these atomic components intact within a list? Do validators count them as a single atom? If so, it will requires extra complexity in the parser/validator to first locate PROPER S boundaries between proper atomic units before counting atomic units or parsing them. If not, then one looses an important functionality of lists. Ed Shaya Chief Scientist Astronomical Data Center/NASAReceived on Thursday, 10 May 2001 11:38:06 GMT
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