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<span class="PROGRAMLISTING"><pre><strong class="userinput">&lt;!ELEMENT</strong> <var class="replaceable">name</var> <strong class="userinput">(#PCDATA</strong> <var class="replaceable">[</var> <strong class="userinput">|</strong> <var class="replaceable">name]</var><strong class="userinput">+)*&gt;</strong>
<strong class="userinput">&lt;!ELEMENT</strong> <var class="replaceable">name</var> <strong class="userinput">(#PCDATA)&gt;</strong></pre></span>
<p>Element declarations that include the
<span class="LITERAL">#PCDATA</span> token can include text content mixed with
other nested elements that are declared in the optional portion of
the element declaration. If the <span class="LITERAL">#PCDATA</span> token is
used, it is not possible to limit the number of times or sequence in
which other nested elements are mixed with the parsed character data.
If only text content is desired, the asterisk is optional.</p>
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