- From: Chris Welty <cawelty@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 10 Dec 2009 11:52:46 -0500
- To: "Boley, Harold" <Harold.Boley@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca>
- CC: public-rif-wg@w3.org
Harold, Could you take a look at this? We need to come to closure on this issue. -Chris Sandro Hawke wrote: >> ACTION-944 is about the XML syntax of the <Import> type tag >> and possible related classes that RIF dialects may require. >> The <Import> class contains a <location> role tag and an >> optional <profile> role tag. >> >> Within those <location> and <profile> role tags, we initially >> had <Const> type tags: >> >> <Document> >> <directive> >> <Import> >> <location> >> <Const type=3D"&rif;iri">IRI</Const> >> </location> >> <profile> >> <Const type=3D"&rif;iri">IRI</Const> >> </profile>? >> </Import> >> </directive>* >> <payload>Group</payload>? >> </Document> >> >> We then noticed that the IRI content here is not a rif:iri >> but an xs:anyURI. So this calls for a class different from >> <Const>, which could be called <Link>, as follows: >> >> <Document> >> <directive> >> <Import> >> <location> >> <Link type=3D"&xs;anyURI">IRI</Link> >> </location> >> <profile> >> <Link type=3D"&xs;anyURI">IRI</Link> >> </profile>? >> </Import> >> </directive>* >> <payload>Group</payload>? >> </Document> > > Do you imagine a Link would ever make sense to have somewhere inside a > Condition, in some RIF dialect? If so, what would it mean? How would > it be different from a Const? > > -- Sandro > > -- Dr. Christopher A. Welty IBM Watson Research Center +1.914.784.7055 19 Skyline Dr. cawelty@gmail.com Hawthorne, NY 10532 http://www.research.ibm.com/people/w/welty
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