[DDI-SRG] Namespaces and standard prefixes

[Pascal Heus]

Arofan:
for the prefixes, is this your list or an official DDI3 one? I've been 
of course using a slightly different version. I typically at least use 2 
or 3 letters (1 is not very explicit) and I'm not particularly for the 
m1,2,3,4 as it doesn't provide any meaning. Is this something we should 
discuss Thursday?
*P


A. G. wrote:
> Folks:
>  
> Here are module namespaces, filenames, and standard prefixes as used 
> in CR3: 
> http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace, xml.xsd, "xml:" (always inherent 
> in XML!)
> ddi:archive:3_0_CR3, archive.xsd, "a:"
> ddi:comparative:3_0_CR3, comparative.xsd, "cm:"
> ddi:conceptualcomponent:3_0_CR3, conceptualcomponent.xsd, "c:"
> ddi:datacollection:3_0_CR3, datacollection.xsd, "d:"
> ddi:dataset:3_0_CR3, dataset.xsd, "ds:"
> ddi:dcelements:3_0_CR3, dcelements.xsd, "dc:"
> ddi:profile:3_0_CR3, ddiprofile.xsd, "pr:"
> ddi:group:3_0_CR3, group.xsd, "g:"
> ddi:physicaldataproduct/ncube/inline:3_0_CR3, 
> inline_ncube_recordlayout.xsd, "m3:"
> ddi:instance:3_0_CR3, instance.xsd, "i:"
> ddi:logicalproduct:3_0_CR3, logicalproduct.xsd, "l:"
> ddi:physicaldataproduct/ncube/normal:3_0_CR3, ncube_recordlayout.xsd, 
> "m1:"
> ddi:physicaldataproduct:3_0_CR3, physicaldataproduct.xsd, "p:"
> ddi:physicalinstance:3_0_CR3, physicalinstance.xsd, "pi:"
> ddi:physicaldataproduct/proprietary:3_0_Beta, 
> proprietary_recordlayout.xsd, "m4:"
> ddi:reusable:3_0_CR3, reusable.xsd, "r:"
> ddi:studyunit:3_0_CR3, studyunit.xsd, "s:"
> ddi:physicaldataproduct/ncube/tabular:3_0_CR3, 
> tabular_ncube_recordlayout.xsd, "m2:"
>  
> Cheers,
>  
> Arofan
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