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XML Tutorial » XML Schema » list   3. 65. 3. The list method uses a finite sequence of itemType attributes to derive a new type <!-- schema --> <simpleType name="websafe_hex">   <list itemType="string"/> </simpleType> <!-- instance document --> <color xsi:type="websafe_hex"> 00 33 66 99 cc ff</color> 3. 65. list 3. 65. 1.  Using a declaration, you can base your list items on a specific 3. 65. 2.  Restrict a list type with the xsd:length, xsd:maxLength, xsd:minLength, and xsd:enumeration facets. 3. 65. 3.  The list method uses a finite sequence of itemType attributes to derive a new type 3. 65. 4.  length of our list is five 3. 65. 5.  A list data type is derived from an atomic data type that allows white space

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