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Index: R

r special character (carriage return): 6.4.1. Special Characters

ranges in user-defined character classes, defining: 6.4.3.3. User-defined character classes

RDF (Resources Description Framework) specification

element types and: 3.2.3. Where Have the Element Types Gone?

W3C XML Schema's impact on: B.1.3. RDF

recursive schemas: 3.2.1. Depth Versus Modularity?

redefinition, schema inclusion with: 8.2. Schema Inclusion with Redefinition

8.2. Schema Inclusion with Redefinition

(see also xs:redefine element)

refer attribute (xs:keyref element): 10.5. Namespaces and XPath Expressions

regular expressions: 6. Using Regular Expressions to Specify Simple Datatypes

(see also patterns)

specifying simple datatypes with: 6. Using Regular Expressions to Specify Simple Datatypes

relative XPath expressions, defining constraints with: 9.2.1. Uniqueness

RELAX NG schema language: A.1.3. Intrusive Modeling Tools

A.3.3. The RELAX NG Family

sample application: A.7. RELAX NG

restrictions

applying new ones to datatypes: 5.1.2. Multiple Restrictions and Fixed Attribute

derivation by (see derivation methods, by restriction)

redefining attribute/element groups: 8.2.2.2. Restriction

of substitution groups: 12.1.4.2. Restricting substitution groups

reusable attributes/elements

creating: 7.4.1.2. Element and attribute groups

8. Creating Building Blocks

reusable schemas, creating: 13. Creating Extensible Schemas

rule-based XML schema languages: A.2.1. Rule-Based XML Schema Languages

Russian doll design

defining attributes using: 13.1.1.2. Attributes

defining elements using: 13.1.1.1. Elements

13.1.1.1. Elements

documenting schemas: 14.1.2. Think Globally

object orientation and: 3.2.2. Russian Doll and Object-Oriented Design

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