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> In other words, I'd like to be able to say that xfp:attribute always
> has to precede other children of stuff in random namespaces. That kind
> of thing. From the W3C specs, it doesn't appear that either
> <xs:element> or <xs:any> support this kind of thing.
>
Actually, with the schema you supplied, you're already doing this.
<xs:sequence> mandates that all the elements within the sequence *must*
appear in the order given in the schema. So, in your schema, the
xfp:attribute element will always be first, followed by one of the elements
in the <xs:choice> node.
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Bryce K. Nielsen
SysOnyx Inc. (www.sysonyx.com)
Makers of xmlLinguist, the Text-to-XML Translator
(http://www.topxml.com/xmllinguist)
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