Foreword

Introduction

1Scope

2Normative References

3Terms and Definitions

4Notation

4.1?XPath

4.2?Predicate Logic

5Syntax

5.1?Well-formedness

5.2?Namespace

5.3?Whitespace

5.4?Core Elements

5.4.1?active element

5.4.2?assert element

5.4.3?extends element

5.4.4?include element

5.4.5?let element

5.4.6?name element

5.4.7?ns element

5.4.8?param element

5.4.9?pattern element

5.4.10?phase element

5.4.11?report element

5.4.12?rule element

5.4.13?schema element

5.4.14?value-of element

5.5?Ancillary Elements and Attributes

5.5.1?diagnostic element

5.5.2?diagnostics element

5.5.3?dir element

5.5.4?emph element

5.5.5?flag attribute

5.5.6?fpi attribute

5.5.7?icon attribute

5.5.8?p element

5.5.9?role attribute

5.5.10?see attribute

5.5.11?span element

5.5.12?subject attribute

5.5.13?title element

6Semantics

6.1?Validation Function

6.2?Minimal Syntax

6.3?Schema Semantics

6.4?Query Language Binding

6.5?Order and side-effects

7Conformance

7.1?Simple Conformance

7.2?Full Conformance

RELAX NG schema for Schematron

Schematron Schema for Additional Constraints

Default Query Language Binding

Schematron Validation Report Language

D.1Description

D.2DTD

D.3Schematron Schema

Design Requirements

Use of Schematron as a Vocabulary

Use of Schematron for Multi-Lingual Schemas

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