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the example of the ordered attribute of the listChange element #1954

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sydb opened this issue Dec 25, 2019 · 1 comment
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the example of the ordered attribute of the listChange element #1954

sydb opened this issue Dec 25, 2019 · 1 comment

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sydb commented Dec 25, 2019

In section "#PH-changes" (11.7 “11.7 Identifying Changes and Revisions”)

a. There is a case of disagreement in number (“A nested <gi>listChange</gi> elements is also useful”), and
b. The example immediately following (which includes the ID "ST1") shows an @ordered on the outer <listChange> (which is not a problem) and none on the inner <listChange>. Since the default is "true", this is a problem, as the point of the example is to show that the inner list contains unordered changes even though the outer one is ordered.

P.S. Error (b) is evidence in favor of @martindholmes’s “no default attribute values at all ever” position; and against, or at least not in favor, if my “a default attribute value is just a suggestion” position.

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sydb commented Dec 25, 2019

Fixed (I hope) in 4c9f45d.

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