> > No. In the Infoset, an Element Information Item has a
> property called
> > Namespace Name, which gives you the namespace URI part of
> the element's
> > name. You only need the in-scope namespaces property if you
> want to find a
> > prefix associated with that namespace URI, or if you want
> to find the
> > namespace URI associated with a prefix that appears
> somewhere other than in
> > an element or attribute name.
>
> I think it's only the latter, as each element information
> item [1] also has a
> prefix property. Or am I missing something?
>
You're right.
Michael Kay
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