[tei-council] upcoming teleconference for the TEI Council on Jul 17 1200 UTC

[Laurent Romary]

As to the second: I would say that such lexicograpic data in  
attributes are not as touto bear as plain text content (which we want  
to avoid). Besides, this section of the guidelines is really useful  
as a tutorial on what types of encoding strategies one would want to  
use, but not so much about the way to actually encode.
Bref, I have the feeling we could leave it the way it is.
[Is it reassuring?]
Laurent


Le 10 juil. 07 à 14:26, Lou Burnard a écrit :

> The chapter was received a week or more ago, but I had some  
> problems getting it to validate. There were two chief areas of  
> difficult -- one relating to the use of <cit> and its changed  
> content model; the other relating to the section on "Using  
> attribute values to capture alternate views" (#DIMVAV)
>
> As regards the first, I think we now have a xcontent model for cit  
> which does what is required without upsetting either DTD or XSD  
> processorsm, bvut it would be helpful if someone could check.
>
> As regards the second, (which I don't think  has been modified  
> since P3) much of what it proposes seems  at variance with practice  
> elsewhere in the Guidelines, notably in the recommendation to use  
> text valued attributes. In the light of the availability of  
> <choice> much of this section seems at best eccentric. It would be  
> very helpful   if someone could read this attentively and make some  
> suggestions -- or some reassuring noises!
>
>
> Laurent Romary wrote:
>> Dear all,
>> The action item on the dictionary chapter is done. The chapter has  
>> been updated and checked in for the editors (Lou?) to revise it.
>> Best,
>> Laurent
>> Le 9 juil. 07 à 10:28, Wittern Christian a écrit :
>>> Dear Council members,
>>>
>>> This is just a reminder that we have a scheduled telecon coming  
>>> up next week
>>>  on Tuesday (I triple checked and hope I got it right this time).
>>>