Re: none

[John Stracke <francis@thibault.org>]

Scott Lawrence wrote:

>  In a few elements, the attribute name 'id' is used to associate the
>  element with some earlier element that had the same value for it's
>  'id' (as in the elements <rpc id='x'> and <rpc-abort id='x'>).  I
>  think that it would be better to reserve 'id' to always identify the
>  element itself, and use a different attribute to refer to it.
I agree.  For example, you could imitate the way XML Schema does it, 
with id and idref.

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