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== Proposal == | == Proposal == | ||
* | * Allow aaa:datatype attribute to point to any schema, e.g. type="my:phonenumber" | ||
* The user agent will parse the data type pointed to and provide the following information via ATK/AT-SPI/IAccessible2 object attributes (which can expose arbitrary string values) | * The user agent will parse the data type pointed to and provide the following information via ATK/AT-SPI/IAccessible2 object attributes (which can expose arbitrary string values) | ||
* Each element on the page can utilize a simple type, and the schema can define the xs:restrictions as well as the xs:use attribute | * Each element on the page can utilize a simple type, and the schema can define the xs:restrictions as well as the xs:use attribute | ||
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| xs:base | | xs:base | ||
| "datatypebase" | | "datatypebase" | ||
| What the type is derived from. Must be one of the built-in types such as xs:integer. If original aaa: | | What the type is derived from. Must be one of the built-in types such as xs:integer. If original aaa:datatype is one of the built-in types, then this will be the same. | ||
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| xs:minLength | | xs:minLength | ||