RE: [xliff] XLIFF 1.0 issues - The <count-group>,<prop-group> an d <context-group> elements can be used within a <group>without any other relevant child elements

From: Peter Reynolds <>
Date: 2002-05-10T15:59:10+00:00
ID: 410703A147CDD51184C10090273C56AF579F0D@EXCHANGEAD
Thread: RE: [xliff] XLIFF 1.0 issues - The <count-group>,<prop-group> an d <context-group> elements can be used within a <group>without any other relevant child elements

We 
agree with John's response.

[Peter 
Reynolds]  -----Original Message-----
From: 
Mark Levins [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 
2002 2:45 PM
To: John Reid
Cc: 

Subject: Re: [xliff] XLIFF 1.0 issues - The 
<count-group>, <prop-group> and <context-group> elements can 
be used within a <group> without any other relevant child 
elements

Hi John, 

Yes, I agree. This should apply to the <body> 
  element also. 

Regards, 

Mark 

Original Point: 

2. The 
  <count-group>, <prop-group> and <context-group> elements can 
  be
used within a <group> without any other relevant child 
  elements
The 1.0 specification allows that a <group> element can 
  contain (for 
example) a <count-group> without containing anything to 
  count. I think
the 
<group> element should be changed to contain 
  at least one of <group>, 
<trans-unit> or 
  <bin-unit>.

<jr>Shouldn't this requirement be 
  placed on the <body> also?</jr>

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