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Subject: RE: [xliff] RE: Inline attributes and canCopy
Hi Yves, all, Thanks for sharing your implementation! We’ll take a look from our side and let you know by the end of the week. Ryan From: xliff@lists.oasis-open.org [mailto:xliff@lists.oasis-open.org]
On Behalf Of Yves Savourel Hi Ryan, all, >
Thanks Yves, when you have something working in Lynx, can you share >
the full implementation with me and we'll look at what we can do to >
at least have parity. I've implemented
a verification that tries to detect when two source/target codes with the same ID are not "corresponding".
It’s just my best solution so far,
but I’m obviously open to adjustments.
I have not yet made a formal release with the change:
It would be nice to get the feedback from other
implementers and
TC members. Such two codes
are seen as corresponding if: -
Both are
either spanning (<pc>/<sc><ec>) or both
standalone (<ph>) And if
they have, at least, the following
properties identical: - type -
canOverlap - canDelete - canRemove - canReorder -
subFlows/subFlowStart/subFlowEnd - canCopy - copyOf - disp/dispStart/dispEnd - equiv/equivStart/equivEnd They may have different values for all the other properties: the rational to not include the others (like data,
dir,
subType, etc.) is that they might be changed when they are in the target. For the annotations: I check for identical values on: - type - translate You can see the source code here: Note that the
code performs the verification on
the parsed elements, so,
for example, there is no distinction between
the attributes disp, dispStart and dispEnd:
In the
object model it's just the disp property of that tag object. You can
play with the new behavior in the online validator:
http://okapi-lynx.appspot.com/validation (The issue Nesho found with <cp hex='7FFFFFFF'/>
is also fixed) There are a few test files (bad_NotCorrespondingCode*.xlf) here: But we should also add valid test files. Thanks, -yves |
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