RE: Test suite is now live

Correct. I misread it as "not in any TT namespace", as used in attributes, rather than "not in TT namespace". My mistake.

However that leads me to wondering whether defining the element using the negative is the right thing to do in case we subsequently define elements an one of the other TT namespaces.

Sean Hayes
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-----Original Message-----
From: Glenn A. Adams [mailto:gadams@xfsi.com]
Sent: 08 December 2008 05:31
To: Sean Hayes; Philippe Le Hegaret; Public TTWG List
Subject: Re: Test suite is now live


Just to be clear, DFXP presently supports both

(1) ttm:* attributes on <tt:metadata>, e.g.

    <tt:p>
      <tt:metadata ttm:role="foo"/>
    </tt:p>

and

(2) ttm:* elements as children of <tt:metadata>, e.g.

    <tt:div xml:id="D0">
      <tt:metadata>
        <ttm:title>TITLE OF DIV D0</ttm:title>
      </tt:metadata>
    </tt:div>

Note that the following variants of the above express the same information
without using <tt:metadata/>.

(1')

    <tt:p ttm:role="foo"/>

(2')

    <tt:div xml:id="D0">
      <ttm:title>TITLE OF DIV D0</ttm:title>
    </tt:div>

On 12/7/08 11:12 PM, "Sean Hayes" <Sean.Hayes@microsoft.com> wrote:

> All the boilerplate metadata contains <descr> not <desc>, and makes the
> metadata mistake I alluded to previously, ttm:* elements are not allowed in
> the <metadata> element.

Received on Monday, 8 December 2008 16:33:24 UTC