RE: Sathish-1

Hi Rhys,

Thank you for addressing the comments. Your proposed changes are
satisfactory.

best regards,

Sailesh

>-----Original Message-----
>From: ext Rhys Lewis [mailto:rhys.lewis@volantis.com] 
>Sent: 31 August, 2005 11:48
>To: Sathish Sailesh (Nokia-NRC/Tampere)
>Cc: public-diselect-editors@w3.org
>Subject: Re: Sathish-1
>
>Hello Sailesh,
>
>Resending this to correct my misspelling of the comment 
>identifier. Apologies for any confusion
>
>Once again, thanks for your comments on the content selection 
>last call in 
>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-diselect-editors/200
>5AprJun/0005.html.
>
>This mail documents DIWG's response to your comments. DIWG has 
>recorded these as Sathish-1.
>
>DIWG Response
>============
>We will make the following changes to the document to address 
>the errors noted in this comment.
>
>1) In the last line of section 4.3, replace 
>      "expr attribute"
>    by 
>      "selid and selidName attributes"
>2) In section 5.3.1, add the line
>      "It can take one of the following values:"
>     immediately before the description of the matchfirst value
>
>3) In section 5.10 in the final example, replace the use of &, 
>to signify logical and, with use of the word "and".
>
>4) In section 3.2.1 expand the description of the 
>diselect-reprocess event. Insert the following text 
>immediately after the title of section 3.2.1
>
>"The intent of this event is to allow dynamic changes that can 
>affect selection to be reflected immediately as changes in 
>user experience. For example, in environments   where this 
>event can be raised by changes in delivery context, dynamic 
>changes in the value of characteristics in that context can 
>cause the DISelect processor to reprocess the markup and 
>reevaluate expressions. Different values within the delivery 
>context might result in a different user experience. This kind 
>of behaviour is most likely when content selection is 
>implemented within a user agent that has direct access to 
>dynamic aspects of the delivery context".
>
>In addition, add the following after the first sentence that 
>begins "This event can be raised only......"
>
>"Consequently this specification defines how the event is 
>handled, not how it is raised."
>
>
>Best wishes
>
>Rhys
>
>

Received on Wednesday, 31 August 2005 09:16:44 UTC