No, it is done while constructing the result tree, before the
serialization process. You can see how the result of a sequence
constructor is used in §5.7 Sequence Constructors. See in particular
5.7.1/3 and 5.7.2/5.
Thank you all for the pointers, this is very helpful. I'm somewhat
confused at the references from some of the people regarding the
next section, Constructing Simple Content, vs. this section above,
Constructing Complex Content. Perhaps my understanding is still
faulty, but it seems as though the code I was referring to would
fall into the Complex Content category, as you indicate?
Jim
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