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" />
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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.
