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On Sat, 30 Mar 2002, Rick Jelliffe wrote:
> Mani probably will jump in here, but I guess
I think you meant Many.. cheers - murali.
> 1) avoid abstract types and equivalence
> 2) avoid deriving data types except from built-in types
> 3) avoid derived complex types
> 4) avoid local declarations: use namespaces
> 5) if you need PSVI type information for elements, just use a fixed attribute instead
> 6) avoid infoset augmentations
> 7) model any constraints that are not straightforward for grammars and facets
> with Schematron assertions
> 8) try to model so that you expect a program to only need, when processing the document:
> i) the element name, ii) the element's attributes, iii) the element's parent's name,
> iv) the element's parent's attributes, and v) the previous element's name.
>
> Cheers
> Rick Jelliffe
>
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