[r2003-11-28 20:15:13 by beppe] Empty log message

Original author: beppe
Date: 2003-11-28 20:15:13+00:00

web/manual/schema.xml

@@ -190,7 +190,8 @@ val argv : [ String* ] = ""
   </p>
   <sample><![CDATA[
 # #print_schema Mails;;
-Types: C:10:attachmentType S:mimeTopLevelType' C:12:mailType C:4:envelopeType C:14:mailsType S:bodyType' 
+Types: C:10:attachmentType S:mimeTopLevelType' C:12:mailType C:4:envelopeType 
+C:14:mailsType S:bodyType' 
 Attributes: @name:xsd:string 
 Elements: E:18:<Date> E:15:<mails> E:17:<header> 
 Attribute groups: {agroup:mimeTypeAttributes} 
@@ -458,7 +459,7 @@ X1 = <mimetype {| type = [ ... ]; subtype = String |}>[  ]
     CDuce permits to have XML values made of arbitrary types, for example you
     can have XML elements which have integer attributes. Still, this feature is
     rarely used because the function used to load XML documents
-    (<code>load_xml</code>) return XML values which have as leaves values of
+    (<code>load_xml</code>) returns XML values which have as leaves values of
     type PCDATA.
   </p>
   <p>
@@ -475,7 +476,7 @@ X1 = <mimetype {| type = [ ... ]; subtype = String |}>[  ]
     During validation PCDATA strings are parsed to build CDuce values
     corresponding to XML Schema simple types and whitespace are handled as
     specified by XML Schema <code>whiteSpace</code> facet. For example,
-    validating the <code>1234567890</code> <em>PCDATA string</em> against an
+    validating the <code>1234567890 </code><em>PCDATA string</em> against an
     <code>xsd:integer</code> simple type will return the CDuce value
     <code>1234567890</code> typed with type <code>Int</code>.<br />
     Default values for missing attributes or elements are also added where