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Subject: Re: Issue: are <optional>, <oneOrMore>, <zeroOrMore> verbose?
Message text written by Murata Makoto > James Clark wrote: > > is verbose, especially when this is repeated again and again (how do > > others feel?). > > So your measure of verbosity is "number of lines when traditionally > indented"? Yes. But this is a subjective issue. How do others feel? Cheers, Makoto <<<<<<<<<<<<< Totally. As I said before - no matter what syntax I can always find a totally ugly instance for you. What I'm interested in is in normal use. If everytime I write a RELAX schema I'm saying "I hate that foobar-thing, I'm always typing all this stuff". But I believe this is not the case in this instance - it is not burdensome for average schema. Also - with this example there is no particular obvious "shortcut" here. Somethings you just have to grind out. Unless of course you want to go back the the cryptic : A,B,C,D,E,F,G ; -) DW.
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