Schematron[1] is a tool to allow subtle checking of XML content.
My previous example I now find is wrong semantically?
I *think* that
<rule id="CONFUSION_OF_bare_bear" name="confusion of bare/bear">
<pattern>
<token>bear</token>
</pattern>
<message>Did you mean <suggestion>bare</suggestion> feet?</message>
<example type="incorrect">Sorry for my <marker>bear</marker> feet.</example>
<example type="correct">Sorry for my bare feet.</example>
</rule>
is correct. One Schematron check which could be done
is to ensure that /rule/pattern/token = /example[@type='incorrect']/marker
Just to check that the examples are the right way round?
Would this be helpful?
[1] http://www.schematron.com/
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Dave Pawson
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