Text.XML.HaXml.Schema.Environment

Contents

• Build Maps from :
• XSD types become top-level types in Haskell.
• XSD element decls also become top-level types in Haskell.
• Element groups get their own Haskell types too.
• Attributes and attribute groups do not become types, they are
• Resolve element/attribute references by inlining their names.

Synopsis

• data Environment = Environment {
  • env_type :: Map QName (Either SimpleType ComplexType)
  • env_allTypes :: Map QName (Either SimpleType ComplexType)
  • env_element :: Map QName ElementDecl
  • env_attribute :: Map QName AttributeDecl
  • env_group :: Map QName Group
  • env_attrgroup :: Map QName AttrGroup
  • env_namespace :: Map String String
  • env_extendty :: Map QName [(QName, FilePath)]
  • env_substGrp :: Map QName [(QName, FilePath)]
  • env_typeloc :: Map QName FilePath
  }
• emptyEnv :: Environment
• combineEnv :: Environment -> Environment -> Environment
• mkEnvironment :: FilePath -> Schema -> Environment -> Environment
• gatherImports :: Schema -> [(FilePath, Maybe String)]

Build Maps from :

XSD types become top-level types in Haskell.

XSD element decls also become top-level types in Haskell.

Element groups get their own Haskell types too.

Attributes and attribute groups do not become types, they are

Resolve element/attribute references by inlining their names.