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  1. Technical Advisory Board
  2. TAB-1251

Definitions of elements and attributes?

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    • Type: Bug
    • Status: New
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Affects Version/s: Akoma Ntoso Version 1.0 Part 1 CSPRD01
    • Fix Version/s: None
    • Component/s: Public reviews
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      I'm not sure what is being gained by repeating the schema documentation a second time (in addition to part 2)

      Suggest for this instance:

      block (numbered clause with anchor)

      The block element is a generic container element. (I don't know what the next sentence means? Do you mean it can be embedded in another block element?)

      ***
      The name attribute should be defined in a numbered section once and only once:

      name

      The attribute name specifies a name for an element.

      All invocations of "name" point to this one definition. Makes it much easier to maintain.

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      I'm not sure what is being gained by repeating the schema documentation a second time (in addition to part 2) Suggest for this instance: block (numbered clause with anchor) The block element is a generic container element. (I don't know what the next sentence means? Do you mean it can be embedded in another block element?) *** The name attribute should be defined in a numbered section once and only once: name The attribute name specifies a name for an element. All invocations of "name" point to this one definition. Makes it much easier to maintain.

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      Question: Are all the element/attribute definitions repeated in tables in Part 1 also contained in the schema? I ask because the statements in part 1 tables of elements and attributes don't appear to be declarative and stray from correct use of control language.

      For example:

      5.3 An introduction to general elements

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      block

      The block element is a generic element for a container. It can be placed in a container instead of any of the other blocks. The attribute name is required and gives a name to the element.

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              patrick Patrick Durusau
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