This might be a Michael Priestley question. I don't remember
discussing this in meetings. But my opinion is that it should
probably match DITA 1.3.
Mark Giffin
On 9/24/2018 1:32 PM, Robert D Anderson
wrote:
I'm honestly not sure of the answer on this
one...
In full DITA, <keydef> allows processing
roles of both "normal" and "resource-only". It defaults to
"resource-only" and it's possible nobody has ever changed the
default.
I noticed when helping fix up processing role
here that in XDITA it only ever allows resource-only (that
value is fixed). Not sure if that's intended as a way to
prevent other uses, or just happened by some accident...
Robert D. Anderson
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Carlos Evia ---09/24/2018 02:38:52
PM---Dear LwDITA SC members, While Robert Anderson was helping
me rename the new entity for topicref
From: Carlos
Evia <>
To:
Date: 09/24/2018
02:38 PM
Subject: [dita-lightweight-dita]
Keydef's processing-role in XDITA map
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Dear LwDITA SC members,
While Robert Anderson was helping me rename the new entity for
topicref processing in the XDITA map grammar files, he noticed
that keydef has a fixed role of "resource-only."
Is this on purpose? Should it be fixed?
Best,
Carlos
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Carlos Evia, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Communication
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA 24061-0112
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