Re: AnyComplexType

Hi James,
Thanks for pointing this out.  The general issue
is that the Algebra's type system lets you construct values whose
types are more general than those permitted by XML Schema.
[Issue-0018:  Align algebra types with schema]
I'll note this in teh current issue.
Thanks,
Mary

> AnyComplexType
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> Date: Tue, Dec 12 2000
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> The definition of AnyComplexType doesn't match the concrete syntax for
> types since it applies unbounded repetition to AnyTree and one
> alternative for AnyTree is AnyAttribute.
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