I think this is fine, since what these names refer to is not the object themselves, but the array of the object. XLIFF has no corresponding concept -- <unit> really is a "unit", whereas the corresponding data structure in JLIFF is an anonymous object inside an array. So calling that array "units" makes sense.
Robert, what do you think?
On Sat, Feb 25, 2017 at 9:29 AM, Phil Ritchie <> wrote:
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In familiarizing myself with the examples by writing prototype implementations I would find it more natural if the serialization reads like the objects and properties of my model. Would we not
name “unit” and “subunit” as plural as they potentially store multiple sub-objects?
Phil
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