[tei-council] see FR 1925125
Gabriel Bodard
gabriel.bodard at kcl.ac.uk
Tue Jul 1 10:56:18 EDT 2008
Why did we decide to add @precision to att.editLike? Surely we only need
@precision when the element supports a number attribute (@value,
@quantity, aut sim.), and in that case the element should be a member of
att.dimensions anyway, shouldn't it?
In any case, which elements in att.editLike were we specifically
thinking need @precision?
G
Lou Burnard a écrit :
> Gabriel proposed the following two changes as resolution for this ticket
> after the last Council:
>
> ----
> (1) @extent and @unit on gap are to be suppressed, and instead gap will be
> made a member of att.dimensions, which gives it @quantity and @unit.
>
> (2) att.dimensions is to be extended by the addition of attributes: @from
> and @to (to indicate ranges of quantities); @atLeast and @atMost (for
> uncertain/imprecise quantities).
> ----
>
> The trouble with this is that we also decided to add @precision to both att.dimensions and att.editLike.
> Adding <gap> (which is a member of att.editLike) to att.dimensions would thus give it the same attribute twice.
>
> Suggestions?
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Dr Gabriel BODARD
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