15.2.22. XSD Miscellaneous data types

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Other miscellaneous data types include Boolean, base64Binary, hexadecimal, floating point, double, anyURI, anyURI, and NOTATION.

Boolean data type (Boolean Data Type)

Boolean data properties are used to specify true or false values.

Here is an example of a logical declaration in a scheme:

<xs:attribute name="disabled" type="xs:boolean"/>

The elements in the document should look like this:

<prize disabled="true">999prize>
   
  注意：  Legal Boolean values are true, false, 1 (for true), and 0 (for false). 
  
 
 Binary data type (Binary Data Types)  
 
 Binary data types are used to express data in binary form. 
 
 We can use two binary data types: 
 
     
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     Base64Binary (Base64 encoded binary data) 
     
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     HexBinary (hexadecimal encoded binary data) 
     
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 Here is an example of a hexBinary declaration in a scheme: 
 
 
 
<xs:element name="blobsrc" type="xs:hexBinary"/>

 
 
 
 
 
 AnyURI data type (AnyURI Data Type)  
 
 The anyURI data type is used to specify URI. 
 
 Here is an example of an anyURI declaration in a scheme: 
 
 
 
<xs:attribute name="src" type="xs:anyURI"/>

 
 
 
 The elements in the document should look like this: 
 
 
 
<pic src="http://www.w3schools.com/images/smiley.gif" />

 
 
 
  注意：  If a URI contains spaces, replace them with% 20. 
 
 
 
 Miscellaneous data types  
 
  
  
 Name 
 		  
 Description 
 		 
   
  
 AnyURI 
 		   
 
  
 Base64Binary 
 		   
 
  
 Boolean 
 		   
 
  
 Double 
 		   
 
  
 Float 
 		   
 
  
 HexBinary 
 		   
 
  
 NOTATION 
 		   
 
  
 QName 
 		   
  
 
 
 
 Qualification of miscellaneous data types (Restriction)  
 
 Restrictions that can be used with miscellaneous data types: 
 
     
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     Enumeration (this constraint cannot be used by Boolean data types   *   ) 
     
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     Length (this constraint cannot be used by Boolean data types) 
     
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     MaxLength (this constraint cannot be used by Boolean data types) 
     
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     MinLength (this constraint cannot be used by Boolean data types) 
     
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     Pattern 
     
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     WhiteSpace 
     
    •  
 
 * translator’s note: constraint refers to constraint. 
 
  
                    
                
                

                    

                        

                            
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