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Re: Can one element have more than one namespaces?
David Carlisle wrote:
JT>> The example you're missing is:
JT>>
JT>> <x:A xmlns:x="" />
JT>>
JT>> which is almost exactly the same as:
JT>>
JT>> <A xmlns:x="" />
>
> except that the first one doesn't conform to the namespace spec so
> would be rejected by a namespace aware parser:-)
Hoom. OK, one of those special cases that I'd somehow made general in
my head. It's *only* the default namespace that can be set to the
empty string, so:
<A xmlns="" />
would be legal and is exactly the same as:
<A />
(I'm just glad we're avoiding discussion of the namespaces of
attributes...)
Jeni
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