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Defining Simple Types

R. Alexander Milowski

milowski at sims.berkeley.edu

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Simple Types

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Values

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Primitive vs. Derived

Definition 1:

A primitive datatype are those which are not defined in terms of other datatypes (i.e. ab initio).

Definition 2:

A derived datatype are those defined in terms of other datatypes.

Primitive types: string, boolean, decimal, float, double, duration, dateTime, time, date, gYearMonth, gYear, gMonthDay, gDay, gMonth, hexBinary, base64Binary, anyURI, QName, NOTATION

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Fundamental Facets

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Constraining Facets

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Type Derivation by Restricting

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Range Restrictions

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Length Restrictions

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Digit Restrictions

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Whitespace Restrictions

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Enumerated Value Restrictions

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Combining Restrictions

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Pattern Restrictions

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Regular Expressions - Quick Tour

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Regular Expressions - Character Classes & Escapes

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Regular Expressions - Block Escapes

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Regular Expressions - Quantifiers

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Regular Expressions - Examples

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Atomic Values and Types

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List Simple Types

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List Simple Types - Inlining Types

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Union Simple Types

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String-based Built-ins

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Unbounded Integer Built-ins

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Bounded Integer Built-ins

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Bounded Unsigned Integer Built-ins

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Floating Point

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Miscellaneous Types

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Dates, Times, and Durations

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Dates & Times

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Durations

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Date Parts