[tei-council] xml-colon-thing
Syd Bauman
Syd_Bauman at Brown.edu
Mon Nov 22 15:00:44 EST 2004
I see both sides of this coin.
* Why would one want to need an eXist database to do something so
simple? Seems almost ridiculous.
* On the other hand, pointers like "#duck" say exactly what they
mean, whereas pointers like "../pond.xml#duck" references the file
structure, which is an artificial hierarchy and naming system
imposed upon the document, and could change willy-nilly.
So personally, I'm undecided but leaning towards "#duck".
That said ...
> but you can't use a relative URI. a URI points to another
> document. the other chapters are not other documents.
This doesn't make sense to me (prima facie becuas "#duck" *is* a
relative URI, but I think we both mean a spelled-out relative URI).
If I am editing the file
/home/syd/music_discussion.xml
why can't I specify
<p>Like everyone, I have too many Beatles
albums<anchor xml:id="bas"/>.</p>
<!-- ... -->
<note target="./music_discussion.xml#bas"/>When I finally cleaned
house, I found 3 copies of <title>Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts
Club Band</title>.</note>
??
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