Julian Reschke scripsit:
Its not so much the 'definition' of the attribute, but more on the
'context' of the attribute. Non-prefixed attributes are dependant on and
live within the context of the element, while prefixed attributes are
Says who?
Evidence please.
While it's true that XML Namespaces is silent on the use of namespace-qualified
attributes, it does (non-normatively) call them "global", and in fact they
have mostly been used for attribute-based architectures like XLink, where
you want to be able to place an attribute on many different kinds of elements
with a more or less fixed meaning.