Chapter 10. Simple Types
IN THIS CHAPTER
10.1 An Example of a Simple Type Derived from the Built-in token Datatype
10.2 An Example of a Pattern-constrained Simple Type
10.3 An Example of a Simple Type Derived from a User-derived Simple Type
10.4 Concepts and Observations
10.5 The simpleType Element
10.6 The restriction Element
10.7 The list Element
10.8 The union Element
This chapter details how to write simple types. Simple types determine the range of possible values of an element or attribute in an XML instance. Simple types derive from either a built-in datatype or another derived simple type. The built-in datatypes fall mostly into the broad categories of strings, numbers, and dates. Chapter 12 contains more detail on the built-in datatypes. ...
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