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Spesifically the W3C schema.
that's a lot of hours of failed DIY before folding out and resorting to
asking someone whom might have a clue what they are doing.
Simple problem (I assume): I need to allow unbounded occurrence of an
element in the 'root' and following nested levels, but to only if it has
not occurred in the same tree before.
For example I have a set of elements in the likes of <b/><i/><u/> and I
want to allow
<b><i><u>text<u></i></b> and <b><i>I am</><i>very tired</i><b>
but I do not (at all) want two same elements nested:
<b><b></b></b> (can do) or <b><i><b>HOW?</b></i></b>
Ugly. What to do? I am at a loss. Spent hours with the specifications, but
didn't quite know where to start and didn't even find out if it is
possible. Should be quite a common requirement?
Thank you in advance.
By reading some of the archives I have come to the conclusion that what I
require is not so easy?
- jon
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