- From: Paul Grosso <paul@paulgrosso.name>
- Date: Wed, 02 Oct 2013 08:51:12 -0500
- To: public-xml-core-wg@w3.org
On 2013-10-02 08:23, Norman Walsh wrote: > Folks, > > I updated the XInclude 1.1 DoC; I believe it is now complete: > > http://www.w3.org/XML/2013/05/xinclude-11-lc-doc/Overview 003 in the DoC is the original comment to which the entire 005 thread is a response. Can you please combine 003 and 005 so that it is clear that we got only 4 comments, the dispositions to which were all accepted by the commentors. Also, can you make the "XInclude 1.1 LC" part of the title a link to http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/WD-xinclude-11-20130115/ so that it is obvious to what this DoC refers. > > In working through them, I was persuaded to make two additional > editorial changes. Sounds good to me, thanks. paul > > In the description of fragid in Section 3.1, I added a parenthetical > reference to RFC 4288. Erik Wilde observed that it would make it > easier for readers to connect the dots: > > <p>The <att>fragid</att> attribute is a generalization of the > <att>xpointer</att> attribute. A <att>fragid</att> may be present > regardless of the value of the <att>parse</att> attribute. The > interpretation of the value of the attribute depends on the value of > <att>parse</att>. For <phrase>XML processing</phrase>, the value is > interpreted as an XPointer (see <bibref ref="XPCore"/>); for > <phrase>text processing</phrase>, it is interpreted as a <bibref > ref="RFC5147"/> fragment identifier. For other values of > <att>parse</att>, <phrase diff="add">implementations <termref > def="dt-must">should</termref> process fragment identifiers per the > relevant media type</phrase> > <phrase diff="add">(i.e., media types > registered per <bibref ref="RFC4288"/>)</phrase>, > but the > interpretation <phrase diff="del">is implementation-defined</phrase> > <phrase diff="add">is not defined by this > specification</phrase>.</p> <p>See <specref > ref="xpointer-and-fragid"/> for more information.</p> > > In Section 3.2 I made the corresponding change about unprefixed > attribute names (we made this change in 3.1 earlier but missed it in > 3.2): > > <p>Attributes <termref def="dt-must">may</termref> be placed on the > <code>xi:fallback</code> element. Unprefixed attribute names are > reserved for future versions of this specification, and <termref > def="dt-must">must</termref> be ignored by XInclude > <phrase diff="chg">1.1</phrase> > processors.</p> > > Be seeing you, > norm >
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