Seems clear. We have to not be squeamish
about long enum names when they really make things clearer.
...mikeb
Mike Beckerle
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IBM Software Group
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"Simon Parker"
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My initial reaction is that 'maximum'
is too close to 'maxOccurs'.
'Fill' is concise and meaningful,
but a little to general.
'fillContainer' might be considered,
but it's not specific about which container is to be filled.
'fillEncloser' would address that,
but sounds forced.
'fillParent' is my favourite at
the moment.
Simon
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Subject: [DFDL-WG] v4 on length/occurs simplification proposal
How's lengthKind="maximum" sound for the "endOfData"
fitting into a box thing? Other possibilities in this doc:
Mike Beckerle
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