- From: Benjamin Hartung <acc10-2005-67@gmx.de>
- Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 09:14:13 +0200 (MEST)
- To: public-xml-id@w3.org
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, may I suggest the introduction of an attribute called (for example) "subid" whereof the id of en element can get automatically derrived by a predifined mechanism (e.g. extensioning with a dot)? Example: <rootElement> <anElement id="1"> <anotherElement subid="1"> </anotherElement> </anElement> </rootElement> being equal to <rootElement> <anElement id="1"> <anotherElement id="1.1"> </anotherElement> </anElement> </rootElement> I am not aware that such a mechanism as fundamental XML issue is in place already. Or am I wrong? I consider this idea some very helpfull improvement to XML as it simplifies generating IDs and would allow DOM search by subid resulting in series of elements (e.g. sort of content by multiple dimensions). Thanks in advance for your answer! Yours sincerely, Benjamin Hartung, Dresden, Germany
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