The following schema is valid to Annexes A and B of ISO/IEC FDIS
19757-3:
<schema xmlns='http://purl.oclc.org/dsdl/schematron'>
<pattern abstract='true' id='a1'>
<rule id='rule1' abstract='true'>
<assert test='foo = bar'>foo must equal bar</assert>
</rule>
<rule id='rule2' abstract='true'>
<extends rule='rule1'/>
</rule>
</pattern>
</schema>
-- that is to say abstract rules may of course extend other abstract
rules, but there is apparently no requirement for an abstract rule
ultimately to resolve to a concrete rule.
It would therefore be useful if the FDIS could include a form of words
stating that abstract rules which do not resolve to any concrete rule
are at least a possibility, and preferably also indicating what
conformant processors might do when encountering them.
- Andrew
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