Try using MarkLogic - they produce QName-based indexes, which strongly
motivates one to use unique context-free names.
-Mike
On 6/2/2011 12:30 PM, David Lee wrote:
> --------- Andrew Welch Says
> This thread seems to be heading towards the nasty style of markup like:
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> <book>
> <book-title>...</
> <book-author>
> <book-author-name>
> ...
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> Agreed. I personally think it's perfectly fine (even preferable) to reuse
> element names in different contexts to some extent. Its preferable to the
> above, in my opinion, and need not require namespaces unless you are truely
> mixing/nesting completely independent vocabularies.
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