Re: PE wrappers

[Kohsuke KAWAGUCHI <kohsuke.kawaguchi@eng.sun.com>]

> and then use include, as well you might. But sometimes you like things to be
> less obscure, that is, in one file. div can help you do that.

That is certainly true. Also, you can add annotation for those bundle
like the following. Furthermore XML Editors with folding capability
can fold this block quite nicely.

So I agree that having <div> is nice, but what I wanted to say was that
it doesn't emulate PE wrapper...


<div ns="urn:foo-org:foo-class">
 <xhtml:div>
   This is an annotation for foo, @bar, and @blork.
 </xhtml:div>
 
 <element name="foo">
  <element name="bar">
   <text/>
  </element>
  <element name="baz">
   <text/>
  </element>
  <attribute name="blork>
   <text/>
  </attribute>
 </element>
</div>


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Kohsuke KAWAGUCHI                          +1 650 786 0721
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