Re: [ACTION-232] List of data categories

Dear Shaun, Dear all,

As agreed at today's weekly meeting, please attached a variant of your 
table, Shaun, updated to reflect
(a) the spelling out of all attributes in the "Property" column,
(b) changes and additions to the attributes as per the current ITS 2.0 
draft (as found at 
http://www.w3.org/International/multilingualweb/lt/drafts/its20/its20.html 
today).
All texts that have been changed from the table you attached to your 4 
October email, Shaun, are highlighted in yellow (except the inserted 
blanks).
All rows added have a yellow background.

I note that for many of the Data Categories, there is now:
1. a category *rule* "attribute", e.g. for *Language Information*, the 
*"**its:langRule**"* which in turn contains the attribute, albeit 
without an its: prefix. There "...Rule" attributes are not (yet) 
reflected in this table. Instead many of the attributes show the its: 
prefix even where there are no examples that use them;
2. likewise, the "...Rule" attributes contain a "*Selector*" attribute. 
Again this is not reflected in the table.
3. I believe that, as a consequence of 1 and 2, many of the HTML/HTML5 
examples do not have their own attribute forms, but use the camelCase 
XML ones but without the its: prefix. Should this be reflected in the table?

Pardon that some cells are formatted differently than the default. It's 
late at night and I wanted to get this off; get answers to the points 
above. I still have a few days, before the Lyon meeting to finish the 
corrections. Just let me know how you prefer for me to proceed.

Kind regards,
olaf-michael (stefanov)


On 2012-10-04 22:13, Shaun McCance wrote:
> I put together a list of data categories. As request on the previous
> call, I added in a list of properties for each category, along with
> XML and HTML attributes for those properties, when available.
>
> Attached as HTML. It was suggested this get added as an appendix.
> I think we should look at how this overlaps with the table in 6.1.
>
> --
> Shaun
>