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Jesper Tverskov writes:
> As I read the XML spec, the Standalone Document Declaration is only
> relevant, or could be relevant, when a DTD is used.
>
> I am just wandering since XML Schema can also have e.g. default values for
> attributes.
> Is it correct that the Standalone Document Declaration is only relevant when
> a DTD is used, and that the standalone pseudo-attribute is irrelevant when
> the XML instance documents point to an XML Schema?
I think your analysis is correct -- XML 1.1 make no reference to W3C
XML Schema, and W3C XML Schema makes no reference to the 'standalone'
pseudo-attribute. . .
ht
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