Example: Key scopes specified on both the map reference and the root element of the submap

This section is non-normative.

In this scenario, a key scope is defined both on a reference to a nested map, and on the root element of that nested map.

Consider the following DITA maps:

Figure 1. Root map

<map>
  <mapref keyscope="A" href="installation.ditamap"/>
  <!-- ... -->
</map>

Figure 2. installation.ditamap

<map keyscope="B">
  <!-- ... -->
</map>

Only one key scope is created; it has key scope names of "A" and "B".