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We can simply add title:ST to the abstract and add it | We can simply add title:ST to the abstract and add it | ||
as an attribute in the XML ITS. | as an attribute in the XML ITS. | ||
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| + | This was approved at the BOF in Holland. | ||
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| + | Motion: we approve this change. | ||
| + | For: Grahame | ||
| + | Against: | ||
| + | Abstain: | ||
== Status == | == Status == | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 3 May 2007
Contents
Data Types Issue 17: Add title or filename to ED
Introduction
Very often ED content comes from a file that has a name, or some other source where there is some text that describes the content - for when it will eventually be a file name.
This name is a useful thing for applications - they can use it when they do move the content into a filename, or display the name in preference to the content sometimes.
backward compatible: yes
Discussion
We can simply add title:ST to the abstract and add it as an attribute in the XML ITS.
This was approved at the BOF in Holland.
Motion: we approve this change.
For: Grahame Against: Abstain:
Status
Proposed.
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