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Subject: RE: [xliff] Simplified XLIFF element tree
>...You can segment the <para> or <p> at text > extraction time and put each segment in its own <trans-unit>. I agree with Asgeir: extracting and segmenting should be two distinct operations. While they can be done transparently at the same time for the user, I think it's important to make a distinction between the representation of the extracted unit and the segments. >...If you use a spanning mechanism inside source, you will > have multiple segments in source and target and the number > of source fragments may not match the number of target > fragments; that's very bad for TM/MT support and not XSLT > friendly at all. I agree with Rodolfo: there are some drawbacks with using spans: order, number of segments, etc. But those issues are maybe a product of segmentation-related processes we will always have. For example an automated tool can create a tentative alignment with n-to-m cases and provide the result in XLIFF for a user to finish/correct the aligned set. Maybe there are other representations we can have other than using <trans-unit> or using <seg-source> that would allow a more seamless tracking of segments. We need to imagine it. -ys
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