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Overview
| Comment: | Minor work on the documentation. |
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| User & Date: | rolf 2019-10-05 00:06:55 |
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2019-10-05
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| 00:16 | More minor doc tweaking. check-in: 43e20be75b user: rolf tags: wip | |
| 00:06 | Minor work on the documentation. check-in: a5c850a58e user: rolf tags: wip | |
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2019-10-04
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| 16:13 | More correct handling of interleave content particle in validation state introspection. check-in: 4c3f653e15 user: rolf tags: wip | |
Changes
Changes to doc/schema.xml.
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particle specified by the command is expected. The valid values
for a <m>quant</m> argument are:</p>
<optlist>
<optdef>
<optname>!</optname>
<desc>The content particle must occur exactly once in valid
documents. This is the default, if a quantifier is
omitted.</desc>
</optdef>
<optdef>
<optname>?</optname>
<desc>The content particle must occur at most once in valid
documents.</desc>
</optdef>
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as last argument. This call must return a valid tcl list,
which elements are tested..</dd>
</dl>
<p>The default in case no split type argument is given is
<m>whitespace</m>.</p></desc>
</commanddef>
<commanddef>
<command><cmd>id <m>?keySpace?</m></cmd></command>
<desc>This text constraint command marks the text as a
document wide ID (to be referenced by an idref). Every ID
value within a document must be unique. It isn't an error if
the ID isn't actually referenced within the document. The
optional argument <m>keySpace</m> does all this for a named
key space. The key space "" (the empty sting) is another key
space as the <m>id</m> command without keySpace
argument.</desc>
</commanddef>
<commanddef>
<command><cmd>idref <m>?keySpace?</m></cmd></command>
<desc>This text constraint command expects the text to be a
reference to an ID within the document. The referenced ID may
be later in the document, that the reference. Several
references within the document to one ID are possible.</desc>
</commanddef>
<commanddef>
<command><cmd>base64</cmd></command>
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particle specified by the command is expected. The valid values
for a <m>quant</m> argument are:</p>
<optlist>
<optdef>
<optname>!</optname>
<desc>The content particle must occur exactly once in valid
documents.</desc>
</optdef>
<optdef>
<optname>?</optname>
<desc>The content particle must occur at most once in valid
documents.</desc>
</optdef>
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as last argument. This call must return a valid tcl list,
which elements are tested..</dd>
</dl>
<p>The default in case no split type argument is given is
<m>whitespace</m>.</p></desc>
</commanddef>
<commanddef>
<command><cmd>id</cmd> <m>?keySpace?</m></command>
<desc>This text constraint command marks the text as a
document wide ID (to be referenced by an idref). Every ID
value within a document must be unique. It isn't an error if
the ID isn't actually referenced within the document. The
optional argument <m>keySpace</m> does all this for a named
key space. The key space "" (the empty sting) is another key
space as the <m>id</m> command without keySpace
argument.</desc>
</commanddef>
<commanddef>
<command><cmd>idref</cmd> <m>?keySpace?</m></command>
<desc>This text constraint command expects the text to be a
reference to an ID within the document. The referenced ID may
be later in the document, that the reference. Several
references within the document to one ID are possible.</desc>
</commanddef>
<commanddef>
<command><cmd>base64</cmd></command>
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