IRC log of ixml on 2026-04-28

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Meeting: Invisible XML Community Group
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Date: 28 April 2026
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Chair: Steven
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Scribe: John
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Present: norm, bethan, david, john, alan, steven
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Previous meeting: https://www.w3.org/2026/04/14-ixml-minutes.html
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Regrets: Elisa
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Regrets also from Elisa Beshero-Bondar who plans to join the CG but can't this week.
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Elisa also writes: Would an ixml presentation at the end of this week be of interest to announce to the group? One of my seniors, Hadleigh Jae Bills, is presenting this Friday on her senior project–in which she applied ixml (after learning it in one week!) to a famous transliteration of the Voynich manuscript, to convert it (with an XSLT step afterwards) to TEI. Presentation date / time: Friday 5/1 @ 12:30pm Eastern Daylight Time: should be
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at 5:30pm in London. Schedule details on how to join by Zoom registration: https://digit-psb.github.io/DIGIT-Works/
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And also: The event starts at noon EDT (or 5pm London). The first two hours could be of interest as some other projects also applied ixml in the following hour from my Digit 210 class, just not so extensively as that first one.
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Topic: Accept the minutes of the previous meeting
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Accepted
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Topic: Review of open actions
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2024-03-05-c: SP to prepare pull request to resolve issue #139 (new grammars, new README) - CONTINUES
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2026-03-03-b: Bethan to try making the title screen - IN PROGRES
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s/RES/RESS/
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2026-04-14-a: Norm to nudge people who haven't supplied slides yet. CONTINUES
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2026-04-14-b: Bethan: write discussion document on ambiguity IN PROGRESS
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2026-04-14-c: Steven to gather the requirements for the two modularisation proposals DONE by recent email
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Topic: Status reports
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None
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Steven: working with 5 students who have built Early parsers, going on for 10 weeks.
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Topic: Progress report on symposium output?
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Bethan: in progress, but taking time for the videos. Slides need chasing
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Topic: New issues
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None.
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Topic: Open issues
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#334 Move iXML off GitHub?
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https://github.com/invisiblexml/ixml/issues/334
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Norm is working on it. NEeds to talk to Tom about DNS issues
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#310 Not possible to set priority on rules
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https://github.com/invisiblexml/ixml/issues/310
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Norm: probably better to consider ordered choice rather than priority, for my experience
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Bethan: context-free is not closed under intersection. Needs some thought
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Bethan: not sure whther ordered choice changes the language. Might be subtle.
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Steven: await discussion document
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#332 Invisible XML media type
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https://github.com/invisiblexml/ixml/issues/332
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Pending discussion with W3C.
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Norm: nothing much will happen until the plenary in Dublin later this year
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https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9535
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alan: could we look at PEG grammars in IETF RFC9535
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alan: this is JSONPath grammar and is getting some interest from the iXML videos
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alan: the JSPNPath working group considered their grammar is a PEG grammar
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s/JSPN/JSON/
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alan: will send the email discussing it
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Alan: I'll look for some other RFCs that might be PEG
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Topic: Next meeting
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Tuesday, 12 May, at 15:00 BST (1600 CST)
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