[ESW Wiki] Update of "its0504ReqLinkedText" by MasakiItagaki

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  Author: Masaki Itagaki
  
- = Links to internal/external text =
+ = Links to internal/external text '''and objects''' =
  == Summary ==
- Any text references to internal and external content, such as references to section titles and software UI items, should be implemented and identified in such a way that it is possible for localisation tools to automatically retrieve the actual text from original text places. 
+ Any text '''and object''' references to internal and external content, such as references to section titles, software UI items, '''screen captures and localizable graphic contents''', should be implemented and identified in such a way that it is possible for localisation tools to retrieve the actual text or objects from original text places. '''A standardized mechanism to retrieve access-releted infromation, such as authentication, authorization and location, as well as appropriate language information should be provided.''' 
  
  '''[CL] Isn't "text references" too restricted? Wouldn't we also like to ensure for example that a screenshot/graphics which appears in a document, corresponds to a certain GUI element?'''
  
@@ -52, +52 @@

   Translation for “Work with Voucher” could have many variations depending on context, translation styles and target audience. If a chapter title, in the example above, is referenced in exactly the same format, the text should be represented as some sort of linkage in order to carry over the original text. This way, translators could avoid translating the same text repeatedly, which is very beneficial from the point of translation consistency as well as productivity.  
  
  '''[CL] I am not sure about the "carrying over". In XML vocabularies I am familiar with, link often allows you to have a link text in the link source/origin that is different from the text of the link target. Example: <a>point to</a>, where the a element allows you to use arbitrary text. You are not restricted to the text in the link target. I guess there's a reason behind the provision for this mechanism.'''
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+ '''[MI] We'll discuss this durind the next teleconference.'''
  
   [Sample]
   <chapter id=”c18”>Work with Voucher</chapter> ...

Received on Tuesday, 28 June 2005 08:55:15 UTC