Alan - looks sensible - a couple of
comments in the updated doc below:
Regards
Steve Hanson
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Alan Powell/UK/IBM@IBMGB
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Attached are the proposed rules for non-format annotation scoping.
As part of the exercise I had to clarify which annotations are permitted
on each schema object so please review that table.
Of particular interest are
1. Annotations
put in scope on a xs:complexType
2. Assert/Discriminator
on xs:sequence, xs:choice and xs:any
3. Hidden
on an empty sequence only
4. DefineVariable
on schema and sequence only to define the scope of the variable.
Alan Powell
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