Re: 3.4: {name} of the Ur-Type

James Tauber <JTauber@bowstreet.com> writes:

> Why is the {name} of the Ur-Type (as a Complex Type) in 3.4 shown as "Not
> specified"? How is this different from "absent"?

No particular reason - should probably be 'absent'.

> I assume that anonymous complex types in general have "absent" as their
> {name} or is this not true?

Correct.

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