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Subject: 1.8. Must be able to identify uniquely an inline code within a segment
There are two main questions remaining for this item I think: == A) Use of xml:id It seems the requirement that values for xml:id must be unique per document (http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-id/#processing) prevents its use in this context: we need to be able to specify the same value between the source and the target. == B) Id for closing code We've discuss some of this here: http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/xliff-inline/201107/threads.html#00000 And it seems there is a consensus building toward using id in the opening part of the code and idref/rid in the corresponding closing part. (I'm using rid for now because we started with that in 1.2 and it's shorter, but idref/idr would be fine too (and maybe better English?)). This would give us the following usage: <ph id='1'/>, <sc id='2'>...<ec rid='2'>, <pc id='3'>...</pc> Is this something we are all comfortable with? And do we have other issues or questions to resolve with this topic? -ys
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