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H=E4mmer Wolfgang writes:

> is there a way to restrict mixed content.

> . . .

> I would like to be able to restrict public string code (string l_p1,
> string l_p2) { return l_first + l_p1 + l_second + l_p2 + l_third;}
> using a regexp to public string code(.+).

No, sorry -- there have been discussions about allowing simple type
definitions to be supplied for the text content of mixed content
elements, but it hasn't happened.

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