MegaBites-AI/Windows-powershell

1<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>2<schema targetNamespace="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10"3    xmlns:doc="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/internal"4    xmlns:maml="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10"5    xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"6    elementFormDefault="qualified"7    attributeFormDefault="unqualified"8    blockDefault="#all"9    xml:lang="en">10  <!-- Schema documentation -->11  <annotation>12    <documentation>This schema definition defines common hierarchy types for the Content Studio Schema. This schema is part of the base layer.</documentation>13  </annotation>14  <!-- include and import declarations -->15  <include schemaLocation="block.xsd"/>16  <!-- element declarations -->17  <element name="table">18    <annotation>19      <documentation>Describes a table structure. The table element is the parent of all elements within a table structure. The MAML table model conforms to the Computer-Aided Acquisition and Logistic Support group (CALS) table model (a standard formatting type designed by the Department of Defense).</documentation>20    </annotation>21    <complexType>22      <sequence>23        <element ref="maml:title" minOccurs="0"/>24        <element ref="maml:summary" minOccurs="0"/>25        <element ref="maml:introduction" minOccurs="0"/>26        <element ref="maml:tableHeader" minOccurs="0"/>27        <element ref="maml:row" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>28        <element ref="maml:tableFooter" minOccurs="0"/>29        <element ref="maml:alertSet" minOccurs="0"/>30      </sequence>31      <attributeGroup ref="maml:contentIdentificationSharingAndConditionGroup"/>32    </complexType>33  </element>34  <complexType name="entryType">35    <annotation>36      <documentation>Describes an entry within a table.</documentation>37    </annotation>38    <choice minOccurs="0">39      <group ref="maml:structureGroup" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>40    </choice>41    <attributeGroup ref="maml:tableEntryAttributeGroup"/>42  </complexType>43  <element name="entry" type="maml:entryType">44    <annotation>45      <documentation>Describes a table entry, which is equivalent to a cell within a table row.</documentation>46    </annotation>47  </element>48  <element name="headerEntry" type="maml:entryType">49    <annotation>50      <documentation>Describes a table entry, which is equivalent to a cell within a table row. Use the headerEntry element for text or other content related to a tableHeader.</documentation>51    </annotation>52  </element>53  <element name="footerEntry" type="maml:entryType">54    <annotation>55      <documentation>Describes a table entry, which is equivalent to a cell within a table row. Use the footerEntry element for text or other content related to a tableFooter.</documentation>56    </annotation>57  </element>58  <element name="row">59    <annotation>60      <documentation>Describes a row within a standard table structure. Each row can contain one or more entries.</documentation>61    </annotation>62    <complexType>63      <choice minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="unbounded">64        <element ref="maml:headerEntry"/>65        <element ref="maml:entry"/>66        <element ref="maml:footerEntry"/>67      </choice>68    </complexType>69  </element>70  <element name="tableHeader" type="maml:tableBodyType">71  	<annotation>72		<documentation>Describes a table header, typically the first row in a table.</documentation>73	</annotation>74  </element>75  <element name="tableFooter" type="maml:tableBodyType">76  	<annotation>77		<documentation><b>Describes a table footer, typically the last row in a table.</b></documentation>78	</annotation>79  </element>80  <!-- complexType declarations -->81  <complexType name="tableBodyType">82    <annotation>83      <documentation>This type is intended for use as the children of table elements.</documentation>84    </annotation>85    <sequence>86      <element ref="maml:row" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>87    </sequence>88  </complexType>89  <!-- attribute declarations -->90  <attributeGroup name="tableEntryAttributeGroup">91    <annotation>92      <documentation>This type describes the attributes for table Entry.</documentation>93      <documentation>The attributes used are not from docbook, but are modeled off of XHTML v1.1.</documentation>94    </annotation>95    <attribute name="rowSpan" type="positiveInteger">96      <annotation>97        <documentation>Specifies the number of additional rows that the current entry (cell) should span. Similar in concept to the HTML rowspan attribute. This value should be a positive integer.</documentation>98      </annotation>99    </attribute>100    <attribute name="columnSpan" type="positiveInteger">101      <annotation>102        <documentation>Specifies the number of additional columns that the current entry (cell) should span. Similar in concept to the HTML colspan attribute. This value should be a positive integer.</documentation>103      </annotation>104    </attribute>105  </attributeGroup>106  <!-- Definition Table -->107  <complexType name="definitionListItemType">108    <sequence>109      <element ref="maml:term"/>110      <element ref="maml:definition"/>111      <element ref="maml:uri" minOccurs="0"/>112    </sequence>113  </complexType>114  <complexType name="definitionListType">115    <sequence>116      <element name="definitionListItem" type="maml:definitionListItemType" maxOccurs="unbounded">117        <annotation>118          <documentation>Describes an entry in a definitionList. Each entry consists of a term/definition pair, and an optional URI. </documentation>119        </annotation>120      </element>121    </sequence>122    <attributeGroup ref="maml:contentIdentificationSharingAndConditionGroup"/>123  </complexType>124  <element name="definitionList" type="maml:definitionListType">125    <annotation>126      <documentation>Defines a two column table with no header or footer. The first column contains the definition term, the second column contains the definition.</documentation>127      <appinfo>128        <doc:localizable>n/a</doc:localizable>129      </appinfo>130    </annotation>131  </element>132</schema>133