Re: Poorly researched observations on <xsd:key>, <xsd:keyref> and <xsd:unique>

"Arnold, Curt" <Curt.Arnold@hyprotech.com> writes:

> {selector} specifies an XPath expression [XPath] relative to
> instances of the element being declared. This must identify a node
> set of subelements (i.e. elements contained within the declared
> element) to which the constraint applies.

> Was this intentionally omitting the constrained element from the
> potential node set?  My previous message assumed that self or
> descendant-or-self would be legal though the target node set might

Covered by recent change, thanks.

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