[Bug 5760] definitions and uses of "target" disagree

http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=5760


John Arwe <johnarwe@us.ibm.com> changed:

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--- Comment #1 from John Arwe <johnarwe@us.ibm.com>  2008-06-16 17:44:44 ---
Proposal:

2.2 Terminology, SML Reference Scheme      
from: an instance of the reference scheme to a set of target element nodes. 
to:   an instance of the reference scheme to a        target              . 

2.2 Terminology, Target    
from: An element                    in a model 
to:   The node-set of element nodes in a model 
from: to which an          SML reference resolves is
to:   to which a  non-null SML reference resolves is

4.1.4 SML Reference Target 
from: The node set                  that a non-null SML reference resolves to 
to  : The node-set of element nodes that a non-null SML reference resolves to 
...is its target. 

4.2.1 At Most One Target 
from: MUST NOT resolve to more than one target                             . 
to  : MUST     resolve to a             target containing zero or one nodes.

4.3 SML Reference Schemes
from: resolve the SML reference to a set of target element nodes.
to:   resolve the SML reference to a        target.

4.3.1.1 smlxpath1() scheme (no changes needed, if changes above made)

4.2.6 Deterministic Evaluation of SML Constraints
from:    1.      The reference must   have at most one target . 
to  :    1.      The reference must target at most one element. 

4.2.7 sml:deref() XPath Extension Function, item ii
from: resolves to 
to  : targets
from: target element
to  : element
from: the targets
to  : the elements
(new version then is)
ii. If at least one of the attempted reference schemes targets more than
one element, then 0 or 1 of the elements is added to O.

4.2.7 sml:deref() XPath Extension Function, item iii, iv, v
No change; because of ii, each target consists of at most one element node.


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