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Where is the "value expression language" used? from c64zottel . on 2016-01-13 (www-voice@w3.org from January to March 2016)
Where is the "value expression language" used?
- From: c64zottel . <c64zottel@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2016 14:17:46 +0100
- To: Voice Public List <www-voice@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <CAL4YH=MbhdgfOJz_vbqN9+HK-PgM92bAd6By+0Tcyc=hOp6WaA@mail.gmail.com>
Hello, In appendix - B Data Models - one of the points which must be defined in a data model is: Specify the value expression language that is used as the value of the 'expr' attribute of the <data> and <assign> elements. But the 'expr' attribute is also used in <log> <param> <content>. Since the type in all cases is "Value expression" I assume that these tags are just missing in appendix B. Right? Further, "Value expression" is also used as type of the attributes 'eventexpr', 'targetexpr', 'delayexpr' and 'typeexpr' in (at least) the <send> tag. If these are also just missing, then the text should maybe changed into something like: Specify the value expression language that is used as value in a value expression typed attribute like 'expr', 'targetexpr' or 'nameexpr'. Since these strings are easy searchable, I would just skip the tags of there appearance. While we are at it, the 'location' attribute (2. bulletpoint) is also used in <param>, <send> and <invoke>. Regards.
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