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Re: [xml-dev] XSD Validating unknown number of attributes from 1 to N

This is a very bizarre XML design, and XSD is not designed to enable validation of bizarre XML designs.

It can of course be done using XSD 1.1 assertions: something like

<xs:assert test="every $a in $value/@* satisfies name($a) = 'id' or name($a) = 'link1' or 
   (matches(name($a), 'link[0-9]+' and exists($value/@*[name() = concat('link', number(substring-after(name($a), 'link'))-1)))"/>

Michael Kay
Saxonica


On 18 Apr 2016, at 17:17, Pedro Adame Vergara <pedro.a.1smr@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi!

I need to validate the following xml structure:
...
<element id="1" link1="xyz" link2="xyzz" />
...
There can be from link1 attr to anyone desired.

How could I achieve that using XSD?

Best regards!
/Pedro



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