Fixed the schema, that was considered invalid by xmlspy. The previous schema was considered invalid because it container the 'use' attribute ar top level, where it is not allowd. I have at the same time refactored the logging schema to use extension and restriction, so that it is now much more compact. What got lost here is having as use="required" File, Line in Debug and File, Routine in Trace. But this is not really a big problem. It is probably possible to do it combining extension and restriction, but I prefer to avoid such complication.
Fixed the schema, that was considered invalid by xmlspy.
The previous schema was considered invalid because
it container the 'use' attribute ar top level, where it is not
allowd.
I have at the same time refactored the logging schema
to use extension and restriction, so that it is now much more compact.
What got lost here is having as use="required" File, Line in Debug and
File, Routine in Trace. But this is not really a big problem.
It is probably possible to do it combining extension and restriction,
but I prefer to avoid such complication.


git-svn-id: afcf11d89342f630bd950d18a70234a9e277d909@56080 523d945c-050c-4681-91ec-863ad3bb968a

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