Closed ronaldtse closed 3 months ago
@ronaldtse what "word" will these be replaced with?
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@ronaldtse
"参考" ("reference") = [.reference] this would be an enhancement...
"出典" ("source") = [.source] implemented in metanorma
in discussion with the client, we can use "出典" ("source") = [.source] only.
that will be sufficient. therefore, the "参考" ("reference") = [.reference] is not needed.
If you want this, you are not going to get [.reference]
. I will not introduce a completely separate markup rule for one ill-defined flavour, and with deliberately unspecified semantics. Metanorma is unmaintainable enough as is with its existing proliferation of markup.
If this is still desired, it is going to be [.source,type=reference]
, because this is a still a source.
hello @opoudjis thank you for the note. in my discussion with the client, it will be enough to use only the [.source] construct and no enhancement is needed.
so all of these "参考" will need to be changed manually to [.source] in the document and the appropriate characters to display for [.source] are: "出典"
i hope that is clear. if not let me know and i will discuss with @ronaldtse. still learning the correct vocabulary here to describe these support issues.
the main takeaway is that no enhance will be needed.
Ok. Just saying that if this changes, that's how it will be handled, as [.source,type=...]
instead of [.reference]
. But in general, the less idiosyncrasy, the better for these documents...
thank you @opoudjis my understanding is that the [.source] is already and implemented construct in metanorma. if that is not correct please let me know. it seemed that an enhancement to support something new is not needed.
@ReesePlews has clarified with the client:
So there's no enhancement needed.
The first part of this work is done in #30; all references are now in Metanorma syntax referencing an "anchor", although those anchors do not exist yet.
Therefore the next task is to ensure the bibliographic items are encoded with the correct anchors.
We need to generate them with proper semantics so we need to encode them.
Source
For "source", we need to link them back to the bibliography like we do with terms.
001 Table
001 Text:
002 Image source:
Solution
Metanorma already supports the ISO DIR 2 "SOURCE", so we can do:
Reference
For "reference", which is somewhat a "fuzzy link" because the relationship is uncertain, e.g.:
001 Text with reference:
001 Table with reference:
002 List content with reference:
Solution
Metanorma does not yet support "REFERENCE". We need a way to represent it...
Maybe something like this?
Ping @opoudjis .