On 31/7/05 8:16 AM, "Antone Roundy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <foo:non-traversable-reference id-of-other-entry="..."> > <link ... /> > </foo:non-traversable-reference> > > ...unless it were done this way: > > <link ...> > <foo:non-traversable-reference id-of-other-entry="..." /> > </link> Why not this... <link href="derefence-URI" foo:idref="id-of-other-entry" /> -------------------------------- While true that nesting elements does allow for more flexible cardinality, in practice will that actually happen? That is, how likely is this? <foo:non-traversable-reference id-of-other-entry="..."> <link ... /> <link ... /> <link ... /> </foo:non-traversable-reference> Similarly, does this make any sense at all? <link ...> <foo:non-traversable-reference id-of-other-entry="..." /> <foo:non-traversable-reference id-of-other-entry="..." /> <foo:non-traversable-reference id-of-other-entry="..." /> </link> I can't see how. I've we're going limit the number of sub-elements to zero-or-one, then we can just stick that into an attribute of the parent element. e.