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Tools for working on the STEPmod repository.
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<p> immediately after <term> is actually an `alt:[...]` #9

Closed ronaldtse closed 4 years ago

ronaldtse commented 4 years ago

Original:

   <definition>
      <term id="lot">lot</term>
      <def>
         <p>batch</p>
        collection of distinct products that are treated as a single unit
        <example>
            Three thousand bundles of yarn are divided into different groups. 
            Each group is submerged in a separate barrel of red dye. 
            The group is treated as a lot and assigned a lot number. 
            The lot number is identified so that conditions causing slight changes in the colour are differentiable among bundles belonging to different lots.
            A customer may wish to purchase bundles of the same lot to ensure consistency of the colour.
        </example>
      </def>
   </definition>

Converted:

=== lot

batch

 collection of distinct products that are treated as a single unit 

[example]
====
 Three thousand bundles of yarn are divided into different groups. Each group is submerged in a separate barrel of red dye. The group is treated as a lot and assigned a lot number. The lot number is identified so that conditions causing slight changes in the colour are differentiable among bundles belonging to different lots. A customer may wish to purchase bundles of the same lot to ensure consistency of the colour. 
====

[source]
<<ISO10303-44,clause=3.12>>

Should actually be:

=== lot
alt:[batch]

collection of distinct products that are treated as a single unit 

[example]
====
 Three thousand bundles of yarn are divided into different groups. Each group is submerged in a separate barrel of red dye. The group is treated as a lot and assigned a lot number. The lot number is identified so that conditions causing slight changes in the colour are differentiable among bundles belonging to different lots. A customer may wish to purchase bundles of the same lot to ensure consistency of the colour. 
====

[source]
<<ISO10303-44,clause=3.12>>
ronaldtse commented 4 years ago

Another example:

=== constructive solid geometry  

CSG

 type of geometric modelling in which a solid is defined as the result of a sequence of regularised Boolean operations operating on solid models 

[source]
<<ISO10303-42,clause=3.11>>
ronaldtse commented 4 years ago 
=== boundary representation solid model  

B-rep

 type of geometric model in which the size and shape of a solid is defined in terms of the faces, edges and vertices which make up its boundary