Re: Where is the id() XPointer scheme defined

Paul Grosso writes:

> On 2012-02-15 11:17, Henry S. Thompson wrote:
>> I thought it was in the XPointer Framework doc, but if it is I can't
>> see it.
>
> There is no id() xpointer scheme.

It's used in examples in the XPointer Framework document. . .

> XPointer Framework definition includes the shorthand pointer
> (formerly known as a barename) that matches an element whose
> identifier (e.g., id) matches the NCName given by the shorthand
> pointer.

Indeed.

But if memory serves, the reason it's _called_ a _shorthand_ pointer
is because it's a shortened form of the id() scheme. . .

>> That means as things stand 3023bis will _not_ require support for it.
>
> Support for what?

The id() scheme.

>  There is no id() xpointer scheme, so there is no such thing as
> support for it.

OK, I'm relieved.

> And 3023bis better require support for XPointer Framework
> including the shorthand pointer.

That's already there, yes, not to worry.

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