The model class model.eventLike has two members: <event> and <listEvent>.
The content models of <event> and <listEvent> each have a clause that refers to the union of those two elements: ( event | listEvent )* and ( event | listEvent )+, respectively.
They should not. They should refer to the class. (That is, model.eventLike* and model.eventLike+, respectively.)
A search through tei_all.rng[1] says these are the only 2 such cases.
Note
[1] Using //r:choice[ child::r:ref[@name='event'] and child::r:ref[@name='listEvent'] ].
The model class model.eventLike has two members:
<event>and<listEvent>.The content models of
<event>and<listEvent>each have a clause that refers to the union of those two elements:( event | listEvent )*and( event | listEvent )+, respectively.They should not. They should refer to the class. (That is,
model.eventLike*andmodel.eventLike+, respectively.)A search through tei_all.rng[1] says these are the only 2 such cases.
Note [1] Using
//r:choice[ child::r:ref[@name='event'] and child::r:ref[@name='listEvent'] ].