Hello,

this is something I wanted to ask for a long time ....


Is there a way using a xml schema to describe an element which name =
changes as in ...

			<TableDrop>
				public string code (string l_p) { 
					return l_first + l_p + l_second + l_p + l_third;
				}=09
				<LocalVariables>
					<l_first>
   						 aString =  _T(&quot;drop table </l_first>
					<l_second>
						&quot;); hr = Oc.Execute( aString );
   						 if ( FAILED(hr) ) _tprintf(_T(&quot;Oc.Execute drop table =
failed with EBSc_TAB_</l_second>
					<l_third>
						&quot;));
					</l_third>
				</LocalVariables>
			</TableDrop>
			<Sizes>
				public string code (string l_p) { return l_start + l_p + l_end;}
				<LocalVariables>
					<l_start>//TYPEDEF[attribute::name=</l_start>
					<l_end>]/attribute::size</l_end>
				</LocalVariables>
			</Sizes>

The elements TableDrop and Sizes have the same structure but bear =
different names.

I would like to write something like ....

	<xs:element name='.*'>
     	<xs:complexType>
               <xs:sequence>
          		<xs:element name="LocalVariables" minOccurs="1" =
maxOccurs="1">
			     	<xs:complexType>
               			<xs:sequence>
          					<xs:element name="l_start" minOccurs="1" =
maxOccurs="1">
          					<xs:element name="l_end" minOccurs="1" =
maxOccurs="1">
			               <xs:sequence>
					</xs:complexType>
				</xs:element>
               <xs:sequence>
		</xs:complexType>
	</xs:element>

Thanks for your help!

Kind regards, Wolf
 
 
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