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A.2 Lexical Type Definition Requirements (LTDR)

A.2.2 Lexical model notations

Any lexical model notation may be used to define lexical types. The following is a non-mandatory starter set of lexical modeling languages, one of which, HyLex, is then defined.

                <!-- HyTime Lexical Model Notation -->
<![ %HyLex; [
<!notation
   HyLex          -- HyTime lexical model notation --
                  -- Clause: A.2.2 --

   PUBLIC "ISO/IEC 10744:1997//NOTATION
           HyTime lexical model notation (HyLex)//EN"

-- Attributes: HyLex --
-- CommonAttributes: altreps, included, superdcn --
>
<!attlist #NOTATION
   HyLex          -- HyTime lexical model notation --
                  -- Clause: A.2.3 --

   norm           -- Normalization --
      (norm|unorm)
      norm
>
]]><!-- HyLex -->
              <!-- POSIX Regular Expression Notation -->
<![ %REGEX; [
<!notation
   REGEX          -- POSIX regular expression notation --

   PUBLIC "ISO/IEC 9945-2:1992//NOTATION
           POSIX Regular Expression Notation//EN"
>
<!attlist #NOTATION
   REGEX          -- POSIX regular expression notation --

   case           -- Case sensitivity --
                  -- Case sensitive match (case) or case insensitive
                     match (icase) --
      (case|icase)
      case
>
]]><!-- REGEX -->

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