Hi
Mark,
My
understanding is that was discussed but not proposed or agreed.
Tony/
Yves,
Could
you confirm which version of this is the correct one.
Thanks,
Peter.
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From: Mark Levins
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11:57 AM
To: Peter Reynolds <Peter.Reynolds
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Subject: Re: [xliff] Minutes of the
XLIFF TC August 6th. 2002
Hi Peter,
I had thought we
agreed to remove the 'Naming Convention' section from the specification
altogether. If I have got this wrong I would like to formally propose removing
it from the specification on the basis that it constitutes a TC policy or
guideline as opposed to information relevant to the actual XLIFF
specification.
Regards,
Mark
P.S. Due to vacation, please accept my apologies for the next
meeting
Peter Reynolds
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Subject: [xliff] Minutes of the XLIFF
TC August 6th. 2002
Minutes
of the XLIFF TC August 6th. 2002
1/
Attendance: Jonathan Clark, Tony Jewtushenko, Mark Levins,
Mat Lovatt,
John Reid, Peter Reynolds, Yves Savourel, Mirek Driml,
Reinhard Schaler,
David Pooley.
Apologies: John Corrigan, Enda
McDonnell, Christian Lieske
Observer: Bryan
Schnabel.
2/ Minutes of the last meeting
were agreed as a correct record.
3/
Work in progress
Migration policy:
This was agreed unanimously in an email ballot with 10
votes in
favour.
Formalized Extensibility: Yves
presented the work on Formalized
Extensibility. He raised the issue that
there had been little feedback on
attribute lists from the TC members. It
was decided that Yves would complete
work on this document which would then
be sent to TC. Members could have a
day to reply with clarifications before
this went to a ballot vote.
Embedded
XLIFF: Yves presented this document and said there were three ways
Embedded
XLIFF could be implemented. These are:
1/ Embedding a Full XLIFF
Document
2/ Embedding One or More XLIFF Constructs
3/ Embedding
Localization Directives
Yves suggested that the TC should look at this to
decide on Embedding
Localisation
directives.
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/xliff/200206/msg00013.html
It
was greed that we would look at this and discuss it later.
Yves will send
out a snippet of this specification.
Working draft
Naming conventions:
There was a discussion on this which decided the
following changes to the
list in the Elements and Attributes section (1.1.1)
of the section on
Naming Convention (1.1) :
The wording for item 3 is changed to 'Hyphen is
the preferred means of
creating composite names'.
Item 4 and 5 were
deleted. Deletion of item 5 was proposed by John and
seconded by Mark and
agreed unanimously after some discussion.
Item 6 is changed to 'A single
attribute definition will exist for each
attribute name'. For example coord
refers to co-ordinates and nothing else.
In section 1.1.2 it was agreed
that the second paragraph be changed to say
'semi-colon as a list separator
for values' instead of 'semi-colon as a
concatenation separator for
values'
With section 1.1.3 it was agreed that the second paragraph would be
removed
and the references to Processing Instructions will be removed from
the
description of <context>, <context-group> and
<prop-group>.
Section 1.1.4 - The second sentence which refers to 5.3
filenames will be
removed.
There was also some debate about whether or
not there was a need to have the
Naming Conventions section in the
published specification.
Group-order: It was agreed that the spec would be
modified so that the
ordering was systematic and this will be enforced by
the schema.
The issues raised by Christian were deferred to the next
meeting when he
should be present.
4/ LISA Conference
It is planned
to have a face to face meeting with video links at the LISA
conference.
Tony will confirm the date for this after consulting with those
traveling
to Heidelberg. Christian will be asked to organise the video
conference at
the German side. The meeting will take place at 5 PM (Germany)
to give all
members of the TC the opportunity to attend.
Yves and Christian have sent
out their draft presentation which was very
positively received. They would
like case studies for this. Mark agreed to
do a case study on the Domino
Global Workbench tool. It was suggested we
should have a number of similar
case studies of XLIFF being used.
5/ Next
meeting: September 17th. 2002
Peter Reynolds, Software Development Manager, Berlitz
GlobalNET
3, West Pier Business Campus, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin,
Ireland
Tel: +353-1-202-1280
Fax: +353-1- 202-1299
Web Site:
http//www.berlitzglobalnet.com
"Don't just translate it, BerlitzIT"
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