Re: Quality markup sample

2012/8/1 Yves Savourel <ysavourel@enlaso.com>

> Wow… That is really pushing toward new frontiers :) N*2 levels of
> information into a single value is bound to break at some point: you can’t
> use any of the delimiters as literal for example.****
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> I would think that if you need to apply several note to the same content
> you would use several <span> elements. It’s not nice, but it’s more common
> than doing that kind of cramming.****
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> But overall it seems we are really trying to put inline something that is
> just not working well inline.
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I agree, and my proposal just came because the inline requirement seemed to
be mandatory. But maybe we can drop it, or use the "span" solution, ...
Phil?

Felix


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> *From:* Arle Lommel [mailto:arle.lommel@dfki.de]
> *Sent:* Wednesday, August 01, 2012 4:50 PM
> *To:* Phil Ritchie
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> *Cc:* Multilingual Web LT Public List
> *Subject:* Re: Quality markup sample****
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> Hi Phil,****
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> After discussing with Felix, I think we have a solution to the issue of
> multiple markup items: We would have an internal syntax to the attribute
> values using a vertical bar (|) as a delimiter, so you could see markup
> like this:****
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> <p****
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> its-qualitytype="markup;okapi:MISSING_TAG_IN_TARGET|
> terminology;okapi:TERMINOLOGY"****
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> its-qualitycomment="An &lt;em> tag is missing in the target|the text
> should refer to a USB drive rather than pen drive">****
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> The only thing you need is a pen drive****
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> </p>****
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> In this case the ; in qualityType would delimit between the high-level
> category and the application-specific one and the | between instances of
> values, so the blue values are a pair, and the red ones another. The
> requirement then (which I don't think can be enforced by a schema) is that
> if you have bar-delimited bits in one qualityType, you need an equal number
> in qualityComment (and vice versa), even if they are empty. For example,
> the following would be perfectly acceptable****
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> <p****
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> its-qualitytype="markup;okapi:MISSING_TAG_IN_TARGET|
> terminology;okapi:TERMINOLOGY"****
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> its-qualitycomment="|the text should refer to a USB drive rather than pen
> drive">****
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> The only thing you need is a pen drive****
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> </p>****
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> I.e., the qualityComment value corresponding to the red portion is empty
> and the bar marks the end of the empty portion.****
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> I know this is cramming some structure into the values of these attributes
> that complicates them, but given the overriding and inheritance rules of
> ITS, this seems to be the best solution.****
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> Best,****
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> Arle****
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> On Jul 31, 2012, at 20:44 , Phil Ritchie <philr@vistatec.ie> wrote:****
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> Thanks for this Arle. Good catch on the multiple errors. I'm not familiar
> with how additive markup is achieved. Sounds like you have to end up with
> some sort of external file that has multiple pointers to the same element?
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> Phil****
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Felix Sasaki
DFKI / W3C Fellow