They're just saying that you can remove the dfdl:escapeSchemeRef from
the xs:elements and put it in the dfdl:format tag instead, e.g.:
<dfdl:format ref="default-properties" escapeSchemeRef="Backslash" />
Note that this will apply the escapeSchemRef to every element, which you
may or may not want depending on the file format. Another approach is to
define a new simple type that has the property defined, e.g.:
<xs:simpleType name="escapedString" dfdl:escapeSchemeRef="Backslash">
<xs:restriction base="xs:string" />
</xs:simpelType>
...
<xs:element name="label" type="escapedString" />
...
On 1/11/19 2:17 PM, Costello, Roger L. wrote:
> Hello DFDL community,
>
> Below is a slide that shows a DFDL schema. I have two elements that reference
> escapeScheme. Someone recommended this: /I'd suggest the
> escapeSchemeRef="Backslash" go in the dfdl:format block at top of file/. I
> don’t
> know what that means. How do I implement that recommendation? /Roger
>
