On mer, 2005-08-31 at 11:08 -0400, John.Cowan wrote:
> There is a substantial difference in elements, however. "String"
> means the element contains character data only; no other patterns
> can combine with "string" except by way of a choice. "Text"
> can coexist with child elements; "text", "text?", "text*", and "text+"
> all mean the same thing.
Exactly. To be exhaustive, let's mention that "text & text" (directly or
not) is forbidden, though.
Eric
>
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