Thanks Yves. I hand-coded the XLF hence the errors. I'll make the fixes and re-validate.
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On 15 Aug 2016, at 05:25, Yves Savourel <> wrote:
Hi Phil,
I’ve noticed 3 issues (at least I think they are issues) in the example file before getting to one on the <item> element that I was expecting since my build of Lynx doesn’t have your
SD file included yet.
1) Issue with subFlowStart:
In <mtc:match ref="#m76"> there is a <target> with a code <pc id="2"> that has subFlowStart="", which I believe is not allowed by the schema.
2) Issue with xml:lang:
The <xliff> element has a xml:lang="en" attribute.
But the target language of the file is ‘de’ and the <target> elements do not overwrite the xml:lang of the <xliff>, therefore they are inherited and set to "en" instead of "de". The
solution is to either remove the xml:lang in <xliff> or add xml:lang in the <target> elements.
3) Issue with <originalData>:
Several <mtc:match> elements have inline codes. But they have no corresponding <originalData>.
The <originalData> is only stored at the <unit> level, while according to the specification, <mtc:match> has its own <originalData>.
I hope that feedback helps,
-yves
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On Behalf Of Phil Ritchie
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Subject: [xliff] Call For Dissent: Inline Markup within Change Tracking <item />
Dear Committee Members
This is to deliver my
action item with regards to my
proposal to allow storage of inline markup along with the text content of
<source /> and
<target /> elements within Change Tracking
<item /> elements.
I attach the following in this email:
1.
Sample XLIFF file (adapted from one in Bryan’s book).
2.
Modified change_tracking.xsd. The main modification to this file is to insert an
<xs:group /> element within the definition of the
<item /> element which references back to XLIFF Core
<inline /> element group.
3.
Proposed new text for the description of the
<item /> element in the specification.
I have validated my attached
punk-bands-ctr-with-inline.xlf by updating the XLIFF 2.0 schema hierarchy with my attached
change_tracking.xsd and validating with XMLSpy.
I hope we can discuss this at the next TC meeting on 16/8.
Phil
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