[tei-council] another High Noon proposal

Gabriel Bodard gabriel.bodard at kcl.ac.uk
Fri Jan 11 11:50:12 EST 2013


On 2013-01-11 16:45, Syd Bauman wrote:
> * Why is this urgent? I realize we had planned for a release of the
>    Guidelines soon (14th? 17th?), but why is that carved in stone? I'd
>    much prefer to get this right and push the release a week later.

I think if this is going to involve any kind of a major change to the 
current way of doing things, we want not to push next week's release 
back by a week (which might be a problem for Hugh who has cleared a day, 
for example), but to put off these changes until after this release, so 
that we can have several months to spot problems in the Jinks versions 
before we release again. (In other words, even a week isn't enough. This 
is supposed to be a maintenance release, not a major new re-architecture.)

> * Elli Mylonas mentioned the possibility of leaving the tagdoc page
>    looking pretty much as it does, but if element <foo> has deleted
>    attribute @bar from class att.duck, then the "@bar" would be
>    crossed out in the parenthetical list of attributes that follow
>    "att.duck". (Just an idea.)

I like that idea, yes. It *might* be a little bit confusing for people 
who don't know or care about attribute classes, but it would be pretty 
transparent. (Especially if a tool-tip were to add "Does not inherit the 
attribute @bar from att.duck" or similar.)

G

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