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RE: [xliff] Strange requirement for ec element

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RE: [xliff] Strange requirement for ec element
Yep that makes sense.

 

From: David Filip [mailto:]

Sent: Monday, November 16, 2015 12:01 PM

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Subject: Re: [xliff] Strange requirement for ec element

 

Ahoj Patriku, you need to read the Constraints. 

In the XSD no attribute is absolutely required. 

But from the Constraints you can see that different sets of attributes are required based on the <ec> being "orphaned" or paired with an <sc>.

I hope this helps 

Cheers dF

On Nov 16, 2015 11:55, "Patrik Mazanek" <> wrote:

Hi,

While working with XLIFF 2.0 I found that <ec> element doesn’t have any required attribute, while I would think that at least id is required. For example for <sc> id is required.
 Is this intentional? If yes, how the XLIFF processor should match <ec> tags between source and target?

 

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