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Fwd: Simplified DocBook RelaxNG schema not valid?
Hello! I wrote previously to the docbook-apps list and realised that this list might be more appropriate. Please find my question below. Thank you! /frank Vidarebefordrat brev: Från: Frank Arensmeier <> Ämne: Simplified DocBook RelaxNG schema not valid? Datum: 18 september 2014 09:14:40 CEST Till: DocBook Apps <> Hi there! For a project I am working on, I did a couple of tests with the Simplified DocBook schema. The definition I downloaded was 5.1CR3. When I open that schema in Oxygen I see a couple of validation errors: System ID: /Users/brillo/Downloads/sdocbook.rng Description: multiple definitions of start without "combine" attribute Start location: 290:11 System ID: /Users/brillo/Downloads/sdocbook.rng Description: multiple definitions of start without "combine" attribute Start location: 2390:11 System ID: /Users/brillo/Downloads/sdocbook.rng Description: multiple definitions of start without "combine" attribute Start location: 6644:11 System ID: /Users/brillo/Downloads/sdocbook.rng Description: multiple definitions of "db.admonition.blocks" without "combine" attribute Start location: 6736:40 System ID: /Users/brillo/Downloads/sdocbook.rng Description: multiple definitions of "db.os.inlines" without "combine" attribute Start location: 6826:33 System ID: /Users/brillo/Downloads/sdocbook.rng Description: multiple definitions of "db.programming.inlines" without "combine" attribute Start location: 6835:42 System ID: /Users/brillo/Downloads/sdocbook.rng Description: multiple definitions of "db.markup.inlines" without "combine" attribute Start location: 6853:37 Most of these errors seem to be caused by the fact that there are some duplicates of element definitions. Removing those duplicates however does not make Oxygen happy. Instead, it says: found element matching the prohibited path start//empty in the simplified XML form of the schema[…]. What is going on here? Can this be fixed? Shall I file a bug report somewhere? Do pigs fly? Thanks! /frank Frank Arensmeier Frank Arensmeier
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