- From: Ivan Kurmanov <ivan@tm.minsk.by>
- Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 22:26:57 +0300
- To: www-xml-schema-comments@w3.org
Dear Sirs, I'm sorry for sending another message on the same topic, my previous message was incomplete (should have been edited more before sending). [...] Michael Sperberg-McQueen writes in response to Martin Duerst: >>It is obvious that such things can be avoided for new designs, but >>it is questionable that this is always desirable, because it is >>a burden for an user to learn an arbitrary element sequence. > > I agree that it is unpleasant for users to have to learn arbitrary > sequences of elements. But this is necessary only when using tools > which have no support for syntax-directed editing. Any SGML or > XML editor with schema awareness will remove the necessity for the > user to learn an arbitrary sequence of elements. Do you know of any existing usable *free* XML editor with schema awareness ? Because I do not know of a single example. I invite everybody who is interested in allowing maxOccurs > 1 in all group of XML Schema (LC-16) to send me descriptions of their cases of such design being useful. If there will be anything interesting, I'll collect this information and will publish it here. Ivan Kurmanov <ivan@tm.minsk.by>.
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