Re: jing: error: conflicting ID-types

> If you desire 'any attribute on element x', then you should probably
> remove line 2, and delete 'attlist.x,' from line 1.

No I wanted control over the attributes, but to allow any element.
Which was the intent of the original DTD

    <!ELEMENT x ANY>
    <!ATTLIST x id ID #IMPLIED>

However Eric has pointed out that while the _intent_ of that DTD was to
allow anything as a child of that DTD (essentially it's an "annotation
from some foreign vocabulary wrapper) actually there would be a
restriction that any element called x that is included as a result of
that ANY had better have an id attribute of type ID, and the relax ng
version picks up that constraint as unlike xsd you can't apparently skip
a chunk of well formed xml so you have to actually declare the grammar
of the contained elments and you end you with text conflicting with
xsd:ID.

David

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