<min count="3">
<element name="product"><text/></element>
</min>
<max count="3">
<element name="product"><text/></element>
</max>
<min count="2">
<max count="10">
<element name="product"><text/></element>
</max>
</min>
<zeroOrMore>
<max count="7">
<element name="product"><text/></element>
</max>
</zeroOrMore>
<oneOrMore>
<max count="6">
<element name="product"><text/></element>
</max>
</oneOrMore>
Or...when we know the min:
<zeroOrMore max="7">
<element name="product"><text/></element>
</zeroOrMore>
<oneOrMore max="7">
<element name="product"><text/></element>
</oneOrMore>
James Clark wrote:
> 1. Repeat M-N times (issue 11); I think this is particularly useful with
> regexes, so if we add regexes along the lines that John C proposes, then I
> think the balance tips towards these
