Re: Change on typeof? (Was Re: The processing rules for property/rel)

Just for the good order, let me rectify a mistake...
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On Nov 1, 2011, at 14:06 , Ivan Herman wrote:
> 
> Both by virtue of #1 above. The reason for the #2 rule above is that if I have
> 
> <div about="relV2" rel="t:foo" typeof="t:Bar" href="http://example.org">
> 
> Our current rules would assign a type to <relV2>, but this is really not consistent with the fact that, without @href, the typing goes to the 'right hand' of @rel, so to say. With that modification, what we get is:
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> <div about="relV2" rel="t:foo" typeof="t:Bar" href="http://example.org">
>  <span property="t:yip">Yes</span>
> </div>
> =>
> <relV2> t:foo <http://example.org> .
> <http://example.org> a t:Bar;
>    t:yip "Yes" .
> 
> <div about="relP2" property="t:foo" href="http://example2.org" typeof="t:Bar">
>   <span property="t:yip">Yes</span>
> </div>
> =>
> <relP2> t:foo <http://example2.org> .
> <http://example2.org> a t:Bar;
>    t:yip "Yes" .
> 

That should say

<relP2> t:foo <http://example2.org>;
    t:yip "Yes" .

<http://example2.org> a t:Bar .

(that is the difference in the behaviour of @rel vs. @property v.a.v. chaining

I.

> Thoughts?
> 
> Ivan
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