Re: [xliff] XLIFF 1.0 issues - The <count-group>,<prop-group> and <context-group> elements can be used within a <group> withoutany other relevant child elements

From: Mark Levins <>
Date: 2002-04-18T13:45:32+00:00
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Thread: Re: [xliff] XLIFF 1.0 issues - The <count-group>,<prop-group> and <context-group> elements can be used within a <group> withoutany other relevant child elements

Hi John,

Yes, I agree. This should apply to the <body> element also.

Regards,

Mark

Original Point:

2. The <count-group>, <prop-group> and <context-group> elements can be

used within a <group> without any other relevant child elements

The 1.0 specification allows that a <group> element can contain (for 

example) a <count-group> without containing anything to count. I think

the 

<group> element should be changed to contain at least one of <group>, 

<trans-unit> or <bin-unit>.

<jr>Shouldn't this requirement be placed on the <body> also?</jr>

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