Hi Geoffrey,
Geoffrey De Smet wrote:
>> No, it is thrown because something references the entire list, which has
>> no representation in XML.
>
> Confirmed. Thanks!
>
> Not sure why I didn't grok the error message,
> as it clearly outputs the [] of the List.toString().
>
> Suggestion: It might help to improve the error message from
> "Cannot reference implicit element"
> to
> "The same instance used twice and at least once as implicit element
> collection: cannot reference implicit element collection"
> so the keywords "twice" and "collection" might make it dawn on people
> like me :)
The algorithm just detects that the referenced object is missing, but not
why. There are more possibilities why an element is implicit.
- Jörg
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