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Index: G

global attributes: 2.3.3. Flat Design, Global Components

13.1.1.2. Attributes

defining: 13.1.1.2. Attributes

in Namespaces in XML: 10.3. To Qualify Or Not to Qualify?

10.4. Disruptive Attributes

limitations of: 6.6. Back to Our Library

global definitions of complex datatypes: 7.2.2. Named Versus Anonymous Types

creating simple content models: 7.3.1. Creation of Simple Content Models

xs:redefine element and: 8.2. Schema Inclusion with Redefinition

13.1.1.1. Elements

13.1.1.1. Elements

global elements: 2.3.3. Flat Design, Global Components

13.1.1.1. Elements

defining: 13.1.1.1. Elements

13.1.1.1. Elements

documenting schemas: 14.1.2. Think Globally

substitution groups and: 12.1. Substitution Groups

12.1.2.1. Using substitution groups

globally defining components: 2.2. Our First Schema

13.1.1. Global Components

glossary: Gloss

grammar-based XML Schema languages: A.2.2. Grammar-Based XML Schema Languages

group character ( ) (parentheses): 6.4.4. Oring and Grouping

groups

attribute (see attribute groups)

element (see element groups)

guided editing applications: 1.1.5. Guided Editing

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