Attributes with Intent (and namespaces)
G. Ken Holman
gkholman at CanadaMail.com
Mon Jul 6 20:33:06 BST 1998
At 98/07/03 12:42 +0900, MURATA Makoto wrote:
>The whole point of the namespace extension is to
>allow applications to tell which namespace a name belongs to. A qualified
>name is not an opaque object. Application programs should and will care
>the attached URI. On the other hand, prefixes should (ideally) be
completely
>hidden from applications.
When I write my stylesheets, then, will I have to write the following?
(a) namespace aware for element: <mycompany:para>
<rule>
<target-element type='www.company.com/para'/>
<paragraph
space-before='10pt'>
<children/>
</paragraph>
</rule>
In comparison to the following:
(b) non-namespace aware for element: <para>
<rule>
<target-element type='para'/>
<paragraph
space-before='10pt'>
<children/>
</paragraph>
</rule>
(c) architecture aware for element (either explicit or through DTD): <para
archtype="mypara">
<rule>
<target-element type='mypara'/>
<paragraph
space-before='10pt'>
<children/>
</paragraph>
</rule>
......... Ken
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