RE: ISSUE-89: block/final attributes on global elements

we have an abstract complexType currently in basic patterns but not for
final/blocked. I shall rectify the situation forthwith

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I guess I'd have to ask why not for complexType as well?


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Subject: ISSUE-89: block/final attributes on global elements
 


ISSUE-89: block/final attributes on global elements

http://www.w3.org/2005/06/tracker/databinding/issues/89

Raised by: Jonathan Calladine
On product: Basic

Proposed Basic Pattern:

  <xs:element name="foo" final="#all" block="#all"/>

following on from previous issues in this area I think the above stand a
good chance for inclusion in the basic patterns as they restrict the
advanced patterns exploiting substitition groups and at worst will just
be ignored by processors.

Question is do we extend this to the other valid values e.g.

block="restriction extension substitution"
final="restriction extension"

patterns:

  ./xs:element[@block='#all']/(@block)
  ./xs:element[@final='#all']/(@final)

local elements can also be blocked this way

  .//xs:element[@block='#all']/(@block)

Received on Monday, 6 November 2006 18:53:44 UTC