Re: Enhancing @sch:fix

Hi Joel,

there is already a structure for that. I think sqf:group is what you need:

http://schematron-quickfix.github.io/sqf/publishing-snapshots/April2015Draft/spec/SQFSpec.html#d0e546

Best Regards,
Nico
Am 27.07.2016 01:36 schrieb "Kalvesmaki, Joel" <KalvesmakiJ@doaks.org>:

> I am developing a library of validation files that makes use of a large
> number of schematron quick fixes. There are some <report>/<assert>s that
> need access to numerous global quick fixes. (I am using @sqf:use-when on
> the target <sqf:fix>es to filter some of these out, but I still want the
> options available to the source <report>/<assert> for a wide range of
> circumstances.) The result is a lot of clutter in @sqf:fix (every id ref
> itemized), which makes it hard to administer and edit.
>
>
>
> It would be nice if [1] @sqf:fix (or an introduced alternative, say
> @sqf:fix-pattern) could use glob-like syntax to pick a class of fixes or
> [2] @sqf:fix (or an alternative, say @sqf:fixes) could pick a group of
> fixes by means of id reference to an <sqf:fixes> (and from there to all the
> children <sqf:fix>es)
>
>
>
> Two example reports for hypothesized [1] and [2]…
>
>
>
> . . . . . .
>
> <report test="exists($calculated-errors)" sqf:fix-pattern="err-*">
>    <value-of select="$calculated-errors/message"/>
> </report>
>
> <report test="exists($calculated-errors)" sqf:fixes="errors">
>    <value-of select="$calculated-errors/message"/>
> </report>
>
> . . . . . .
>
>
>
> …with a corresponding <sqf:fixes> that could be used in either scenario:
>
>
>
> <sqf:fixes id="error">
>    <sqf:fix id="err-01" use-when="$relevant-errors/@target = 'err-01'>
>       . . . .
>    </sqf:fix>
>    <sqf:fix id="err-02"  use-when="$relevant-errors/@target = 'err-02'>
>       . . . .
>    </sqf:fix>
> </sqf:fixes>
>
>
>
> Thoughts?
>
>
>
> jk
>
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