Re: Primer status

I will simply grep all the editor draft's "doc29" URIs in the primer
directory and replace them with absolute URIs to the Note "TR" directory
once we know the final URI of the primer. I believe this is standard
practice before publication. So, yes, use absolute "doc29" URIs and I'll
make sure to replace them before we push it out as a Note.


             -harry
Clark, John wrote:
>>> The spreadsheet example uses a relative reference to its GRDDL 
>>> transformation.  Should I change that to an (absolute) URI?
>>>       
>> I think the point was to do with simply thinking about what 
>> is going to be published, and
>>
>> 1) making sure that the examples will work after publication.
>> 2) where possible, allowing copy/paste out of the examples 
>> into user code.
>>
>>
>>
>> Obviously the neatest version would use the correct dated URL 
>> to the final WG Note directory. I doubt this is achievable, 
>> and URLs to the editors' draft directory would do, or maybe 
>> relative URLs if the copy/paste functionality feels inappropriate.
>>     
>
> When the primer is actually published as a Note, will all its resources
> be copied as well?  If not, then I can definitely see why using URIs
> instead of relative references would be strongly preferred.
>
> Take care,
>
>     John L. Clark
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