- From: Klaus Bosse <klaus.bosse@ngi.de>
- Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 09:53:22 -0500 (EST)
- To: "xml linking mailinglist w3c" <www-xml-linking-comments@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <009501c19e9d$837f59e0$0201a8c0@adler>
A)For clarity I would prefer another formulation in 5.4.2 (examples): (I hope it's not poor English ...) 1) given: For example, the following expression returns a range that selects the 17th occurrence of the string "Thomas Pynchon" occurring in a title element: suggestion: For example, the following expression returns a range that selects the 17th of those "Thomas Pynchon" strings occurring in a title element: 2) given: As another example, the following expression returns a collapsed range whose points immediately precede the letter "P" (8 from the start of the string) in the third occurrence of the string "Thomas Pynchon" in a P element: suggestion: As another example, the following expression returns a collapsed range whose points immediately precede the letter "P" (8 from the start of the string) in the third of those "Thomas Pynchon" strings occurring in a P element: 3) given: The following expression selects the fifth exclamation mark in any text node in the document and the character immediately following it: suggestion: The following expression selects the fifth of those exclamation marks standing in some text nodes and the character immediately following it: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- B) A little annotation on the implementation of the string-range function: For an arbitrary range (special simple (?) cases of ranges inside a comment-, processing instruction- , attribute- or namespace-node excluded) not only the information about its start and end points and its string-value must be retrievable but also for every involved character the information of its preceding character point (and with that the information about the index and the container text-node being involved) or a reference to this information so that the string-range function can compute the new start and end points of a range. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Have a nice day Klaus
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