Clarify the specification for include directive #45
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@rakhimov You are totally right for Xinclude, Xinclude is XML standard, we should simply use it. For people who don't know what it is: https://www.w3.org/TR/xinclude/#basic-example |
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Agreed ...
…On 4/20/2017 18:23, Cyrille Folleau wrote:
@rakhimov <https://github.com/rakhimov> You are totally right for
Xinclude, Xinclude is XML standard, we should simply use it.
For people who don't know what it is:
https://www.w3.org/TR/xinclude/#basic-example
I am not for "reinventing the wheel".
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- Explore more alternative options: XInclude and multiple input files - Change the reasoning: portability and convenience (the performance gain is left implicit) - Clarify what "load" means: context-specific, implicit selective query - Clarify the resolution of relative paths - Allow easy automatic validation (each to-be-included file must be valid by itself against the schema) Currently, the include directive can appear only in fault-trees, components, model-data, and opsa-mef. Therefore, wording is changed from "anywhere" to "specific places".
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Closing this in favor of #47 |
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(the performance gain is left implicit)
(each to-be-included file must be valid by itself against the schema)
Currently, the include directive can appear only
in fault-trees, components, model-data, and opsa-mef.
Therefore, wording is changed from "anywhere" to "specific places".
Closes #16