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s character class: 6.4.3.1. Classical Perl character classes

SAF (Schema Adjunct Framework): 14.2. The W3C XML Schema Annotation Element

foreign attributes and: 14.3. Foreign Attributes

schema adornments (SAF): 14.2. The W3C XML Schema Annotation Element

schema-based XML-RPC, defining: 11.2.1. Defining Simple Types

schema extensions and error messages: B.3.3. Schema Extensions: Error Messages

Schema for Object-Oriented XML (SOX) proposal: A.3.2. The W3C XML Schema Family

schema languages (see XML schema languages)

schema validators

guessing element types: 11.2. Defining Element Types

locating schemas: 11.1. Associating Schemas with Instance Documents

schemaLocation attribute: 8.2. Schema Inclusion with Redefinition

schemas

adding constraints on datatypes: 5.5. Back to Our Library

associating, with instance documents: 11.1. Associating Schemas with Instance Documents

attributes (see attributes)

creating: 2.2. Our First Schema

documenting: 14. Documenting Schemas

elements (see elements)

extensible: 13. Creating Extensible Schemas

flat design style: 2.2. Our First Schema

2.3.3. Flat Design, Global Components

global components: 2.3.3. Flat Design, Global Components

importing, with no namespaces: 10.9. Importing Schemas with No Namespaces

inclusion: 8.1. Schema Inclusion

isolating simple/complex type definitions: 8.4. Simplifying the Library

using xs:include and xs:redefine: 10.10. Chameleon Design

with redefinition: 8.2. Schema Inclusion with Redefinition

lexical spaces: 4.1. Lexical and Value Spaces

locating: 11.1. Associating Schemas with Instance Documents

namespace behavior of imported components: 10.8. Namespace Behavior of Imported Components

namespace declarations: 10.2. Namespace Declarations

open: 13.2. The Need for Open Schemas

patterns used in: 6.6. Back to Our Library

qualified/unqualified attributes and elements: 10.3. To Qualify Or Not to Qualify?

referencing other namespaces: 10.6. Referencing Other Namespaces

regular expressions used in: 6.6. Back to Our Library

splitting components: 13.1.3. Splitting Schema Components

value spaces: 4.1. Lexical and Value Spaces

Schematron schema language: A.2.1. Rule-Based XML Schema Languages

A.3.4. Schematron

sample application: A.8. Schematron

xs:appinfo element and: 14.2. The W3C XML Schema Annotation Element

serialization, PSVI: B.3.1. PSVI Serialization

serialization spaces: 4.1. Lexical and Value Spaces

sets, manipulating: 6.4.3.3. User-defined character classes

Sharpe, Peter: 7.4.1.3. Unique Particle Attribution Rule

simple content models: 2.2. Our First Schema

creating: 7.3.1. Creation of Simple Content Models

empty content models as: 7.6.1.1. As simple content models

defining: 2.2. Our First Schema

derivation by extension: 7.3.2.1. Derivation by extension

derivation by restriction: 7.3.2.2. Derivation by restriction

simple datatypes: 2.2. Our First Schema

4. Using Predefined Simple Datatypes

complications with: 5.4. Some Oddities of Simple Types

controlling derivations: 12.2.4. Simple Types

creating: 5. Creating Simple Datatypes

defining: 2.2. Our First Schema

11.2.1. Defining Simple Types

globally: 13.1.1.2. Attributes

extensibility features of different styles: 13.1.1.2. Attributes

included schemas: 8.1. Schema Inclusion

example of: 8.4. Simplifying the Library

redefining: 8.2.1. Redefining of Simple and Complex Types

specifying, using regular expressions: 6. Using Regular Expressions to Specify Simple Datatypes

used in schemas: 4.8. Back to Our Library

vs. complex datatypes: 7.1. Simple Versus Complex Types

slash (\) escape character: 6.2. The Simplest Possible Patterns

special characters: 6.4.1. Special Characters

user-defined character classes: 6.4.3.3. User-defined character classes

SOX (Schema for Object-Oriented XML) proposal: A.3.2. The W3C XML Schema Family

spaces, replacing whitespace with: 4.2. Whitespace Processing

special characters (atoms): 6.4.1. Special Characters

splitting schema components: 13.1.3. Splitting Schema Components

St. Laurent, Simon: A.3.2. The W3C XML Schema Family

string datatypes: 4.3. String Datatypes

regular expressions and: 6.5.1. String Datatypes

strings

collapsed: 4.3.3. Collapsed Strings

limiting size of: 5.5. Back to Our Library

normalized: 4.2. Whitespace Processing

tokenized: 4.3.3.1. Tokenss

substitution groups: 12.1. Substitution Groups

controlling usage of derivations: 12.2. Controlling Derivations

defining content models using: 12.1.2.1. Using substitution groups

head elements of: 12.1.2.1. Using substitution groups

open schemas and: 13.2.3. And Substitution Groups?

restricting: 12.1.4.2. Restricting substitution groups

trees of: 12.1.2.3. Trees of substitution groups

vs. element groups: 12.1.3. Traditional Declarations or Substitution Groups?

substitutionGroup attribute: 12.1.2.1. Using substitution groups

12.1.3. Traditional Declarations or Substitution Groups?

SVG, allowed in schema annotations: 14.2. The W3C XML Schema Annotation Element

Swiss army knife, metaphor for regular expressions: 6.1. The Swiss Army Knife

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