the structure containing this expression. The identifier is the value of
the "name" attribute on the referenced field.
+<paramref type="type">identifier</paramref>
+
+ A paramref is similar to a fieldref, but it refers to the value of
+ a field in the context which refers to the struct which contains the paramref.
+
+ So, it refers to a field outside of the structure where it is defined.
+ This has the following consequences:
+ * The generator cannot deduce its type.
+ So, it is mandatory to specify its type.
+ * The identifier-name must not be used as a field in the structure
+ which contaons the paramref.
+
+ For an example, see struct "DeviceTimeCoord" and request/reply
+ "GetDeviceMotionEvents" in xinput.xml, where paramref "num_axes"
+ in struct DeviceTimeCoord refers to field "num_axes" in
+ the DeviceTimeCoord reply.
+
<value>integer</value>
The value element represents a literal integer value in an expression. The
This element represents a sumation of the elements of the referenced list.
+<sumof ref="identifier" >expression</sumof>
+
+ The expression is evaluated for each element of the referenced list,
+ in the context of this element.
+ This sumof element then represents a sumation of the results of these
+ evaluations.
+
+ expression will usually be a fieldref which references a field of
+ a list-element or an expression containing a fieldref,
+ such as popcount of a fieldref.
+
<popcount>expression</popcount>
This element represents the number of bits set in the expression.
+<listelement-ref/>
+
+ This element represents the current list-element when used inside
+ a list-iteration expression such as <sumof>.
+
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