Hi
Karl Bartel schrieb am 06.12.2017, 17:35 +0000:
The description of revisionDesc/change in or HOWTO atMy answers here are based on what I've seen so far and what *I* think is
https://github.com/freedict/fd-dictionaries/wiki/FreeDict-HOWTO-%E2%80%93-Writing-Text-Encoding-Initiative-XML-Files#revisiondescchange
raises some questions for me:
1. Is <change n="0.1" supposed to be <change version="0.1" ? If so,Not specified doesn't necessarily mean it's not allowed, IIRC we're free to
shouldn't it be in the attributes section of
http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ref-change.html ? I see
neither n nor version there.
2. The date of the change is encoded in both the date tag and the whenGood question. The date tag isn't mandatory, so the API generator uses whatever
attribute. Which one is the preferred way to encode it? Or should I really
use both?
3. How should I encode the person doing the change? The example showsThe who is for the user name and the name for the full name. IMHO the `<name/>`
who="#some_user". This seems to reference a user declaration somewhere
else. Do we have an example how that "somewhere else" should look? Or
should I use <name> tags instead, like we do in at least some of our
dictionaries?
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