- From: James Clark <jjc@jclark.com>
- Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1999 13:39:35 +0700
- To: spec-prod@w3.org
One HTML element that I really find I miss in the xmlspec DTD is the var element. I usually work around this using emph. Here's a sample of the sort of thing I would like to use var for but now use emph: For each node <emph>x</emph> in this node-set, the second operand is evaluated with <emph>x</emph> as the context node and 1 as the context position and 1 as the context size; the result in each case must be a node-set. For each node <emph>y</emph> in this node-set, a range is added to the result node-set of the <nt def="NT-RangeExpr">RangeExpr</nt>; the starting end-point of the range is the starting end-point of the covering range of <emph>x</emph>; the ending end-point of the range is the ending end-point of the covering range of <emph>y</emph>. James
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