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Subject: [xliff] Phases of <alt-trans>
I've been looking at the phases of <alt-trans>, rather of the
<target> as it moves about. Mirek raised some questions earlier about it
but I still have some questions about it.
First some facts:
- phase-name can occur as a reference in <count>, <trans-unit>
<target>, <bin-unit>, and <bin-target>
- state can occur in <target> and <bin-target> -
<target> can occur in <trans-unit> and <alt-trans>Questions:
1. Does phase-name in <trans-unit> and <bin-unit>
change based on the last phase that acted on the unit? Or is it the same as when
the unit is introduced?
<trans-unit id="1" approved="no"
phase-name=”extract”> or
<trans-unit id="1" approved="no"
phase-name=”pretrans”>
2. Does phase-name and state in <target>
and <bin-target> stay the same value as assigned when the target was
introduced? Or do the values change based on the last phase that touched
it? What about when an <alt-trans> <target> is moved to a
<trans-unit>? Or vice versa? does the phase-name change or stay as when
introduced?
<trans-unit id="1" approved="no"
phase-name=”extract”> or <trans-unit id="1" approved="no"
phase-name=”translation”>
3. Does the phase indicate the last action for the <target> and the
state is the next? If so, what subsequent action does "leveraged-inherited"
suggest. If not, what if any relationship do phase-name and state have?
thanks,
john
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