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Subject: Re: [uiml-comment] Summary of issues raised by Takashi Endo and suggested UIML 4.0 changes
On Dec 4, 2007 10:33 AM, <takashi.endou.zs@kyocera.jp> wrote: > Mr. Vermeulen > > Thank you Jo Vermeulen. > > The point I would like to indicate is not whether there must be > one unique top part. > > The point is that Listing 9 will not result in Listing 10. Oh I see ... > > If we don't use the parametrization, Listing 9 is described as > following. > (I have found Listing 9 misses an element "style".) At first sight, I don't think that really matters since the style will be inserted anyway (because we use "replace"). > > <uiml> > <interface> > <structure> > <part id="id1" source="#tpl" how="replace"> > </part> > </structure> > </interface> > <template id="tpl"> > <part> > <part id="entry_copy" class="Entry"/> > <part id="btn_copy" class="Button"> > <style> <!-- The original Listing 9 misses it --> > <property name="label">Click to copy</property> > </style> <!-- The original Listing 9 misses it --> > </part> > </part> > </template> > </uiml> > > I think this results in the following listing when the template is > inserted. > > <uiml> > <interface> > <structure> > <part id="id1"> > <part id="id1_tpl_entry_copy" class="Entry"/> > <part id="id1_tpl_btn_copy" class="Button"> > <style> > <property name="label">Click to copy</property> > </style> > </part> > </part> > </structure> > </interface> > </uiml> > > The top part "id1" survives. And the FQIDs contain "id1_tpl_". > You are right in my opinion, the top part does survive. I will update it. Does everyone else agree? -- Jo
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