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Michael Kay writes:

> I think the rules are as follows:
>  
> (a) if "form" isn't specified for an element or attribute, then the
> formDefault attribute of the textually containing xs:schema element provi=
des
> the default. The formDefault attribute of an including/importing schema d=
oes
> not affect the value.
>  
> (b) if the resulting value is "qualified", then the element or attribute
> name is qualified by the target namespace of the schema document. In the
> case of a chameleon include, this is the targetNamespace of the including
> schema document.

Those both accord with my understanding.  The idea is that
elt/attrFormDefault is just an authoring convenience, and never has
any different impact compared to putting "form='[value of lexically
enclosing appropriate elt/attrformDefault]'" on every elt/attr
declaration.

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