ISSUE-2: csymbol referencing attributes
csymbol referencing attributes
- State:
- CLOSED
- Product:
- All
- Raised by:
- Michael Kohlhase
- Opened on:
- 2007-01-28
- Description:
- What do we want to use for referencing the CD in csymbol?
I propose to add cdbase, cd name attributes as in OpenMath to have maximal
compatitility. This also enables negotitation over multiple CD encodings. - Related Actions Items:
- No related actions
- Related emails:
- ISSUE-2: csymbol referencing attributes (from dean+cgi@w3.org on 2007-01-28)
Related notes:
DavidCarlisle comments: I agree we should add cdname and cdbase (cdbase also to
<math>) we don\'t need cdgroup
MichaelKohlhase comments: oops, that should of course be cdbase and not cdgroup.
And I think that we will need this cdbase on all cmathML elements and <math>
StanDevitt comments: I agree that we should add the cdname and cdbase
attributes. There is one crucial point though in the wording of this section. We
should not be Forcing people to use cd\'s. Recommending is okay. The reason for
this is that for completeness, I still need to be able to refer to definitions
found in (say) Euclid\'s Elements, and I do not want to place a barrier in place
that prevents references to Euclid\'s elements unless I have first written a
content dictionary for it.
Use the content dictionary if it exists. Provide some basic ones. But leave the
referencing the system still usable even at an informal level.
DavidCarlisle comments: I agree we should add cdname and cdbase (cdbase also to
<math>) we don\'t need cdgroup
MichaelKohlhase comments: oops, that should of course be cdbase and not cdgroup.
And I think that we will need this cdbase on all cmathML elements and <math>
StanDevitt comments: I agree that we should add the cdname and cdbase
attributes. There is one crucial point though in the wording of this section. We
should not be Forcing people to use cd\'s. Recommending is okay. The reason for
this is that for completeness, I still need to be able to refer to definitions
found in (say) Euclid\'s Elements, and I do not want to place a barrier in place
that prevents references to Euclid\'s elements unless I have first written a
content dictionary for it.
Use the content dictionary if it exists. Provide some basic ones. But leave the
referencing the system still usable even at an informal level.
It seems that we have agreement on this, so I propose to close this issue.
28 Jan 2007, 00:00:00we have long fixed this issue, closing
Michael Kohlhase, 8 May 2008, 06:11:21Display change log