built-in schema datatype for html / xhtml
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Is there a built-in schema datatype for xhtml data? Suppose I want to specify a "boozle" element that contains two "woozles", each of which is arbitrary xhtml. I want to write something like this, using the relax NG compact syntax:
namespace nifty = "http://brinckerhoff.org/nifty/"
start = element nifty:boozle {woozle, woozle}
woozle = element nifty:woozle {xhtml}
Unfortunately, xmllint then signals this error:
./lab.rng:43: element ref: Relax-NG parser error : Reference xhtml has no matching definition ./lab.rng:43: element ref: Relax-NG parser error : Internal found no define for ref xhtml
So my question is this: is there something sensible that I should put in place of "xhtml" above?
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