Yes that's right.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Yves Savourel [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 3:22 PM
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Subject: RE: [xliff][follow-up] FW: Degrees of constraint
> My purpose for using extension points would be to sprinkle
> terminology data inside the source and inside the target
> elements, and to interject localization directives,
> potentially in both as well. So, to address your question,
> yes, these may introduce some structure, although I assume
> a lean structure.
So for example (using just a random terminology namespace, I realize it
would be leaner and different) we could possibly see something like the
following?
<source>Our guests can appease their spirit of adventure and itchy
feet by exploring the various islands of our small
<xyz:termEntry link="1234ABE34FE">
<xyz:term>archipelago</xyz:term>
<xyz:pos>noun</xyz:pos>
<xyz:info>
<xyz:def>Group of island<xyz:def>
<xyz:pronunciation>"酺-k&-'pe-l&-"gO, "酺-ch&-<xyz:pronunciation>
</xyz:info>
</xyz:termEntry>
.</source>
Just to get an idea of what you mean by "structure".
-ys
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