- From: Paul Grosso <paul@paulgrosso.name>
- Date: Tue, 06 Nov 2012 08:02:40 -0600
- To: public-xml-core-wg@w3.org
Yes, that's what Norm just explained to me too. But that doesn't work for the XML version if the stylesheet PI points to the xmlspec.xsl one. I suppose we could point the XML to a version of diffspec.xsl with show.diff.markup=0, but that's just perversely confusing. paul On 2012-11-06 03:56, Henry S. Thompson wrote: > Paul Grosso writes: > >> What happened is that the xmlspec.xsl I was using doesn't >> handle the @diff attribute on the phrase element. (In fact, >> I don't think it handles the @diff='del' case properly on >> any of the elements.) >> >> I looked at the xmlspec.xsl being using by the latest XInclude >> spec, and it was basically the same one as I was using, so it >> appears that we've never be handling @diff='del' properly when >> generating the non-diff version of the spec. Is this possible? >> >> I added a template to xmlspec.xsl to toss elements with @diff='del'. >> >> Now I'll have to check with W3C staff to see what it might take >> to fix things on the TR page. > If you use xmlspec and diff markup, to produce the clean copy you have > to invoke it with diffspec.xsl and show.diff.markup=0. > > ht
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