Dear All, I’ve made some progress on the Pure ODD XSLT. Please browse around http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html and be on the lookout for display bugs or things you’d like done differently. Although we had enough for a quorum in the poll for meeting times, we’d either be excluding new members, which I’d rather not do, or current members who really need to be there, so I’ve added some more dates at http://doodle.com/poll/wyuc3qiv9rkx4db6. Please update your availability when you get the chance. Whether we have a year-end release or not, I think we’re getting close to the time when we should go ahead and merge the Pure ODD branch. Thoughts? All the best, Hugh
On 24/11/15 21:19, Hugh Cayless wrote:
Dear All,
I’ve made some progress on the Pure ODD XSLT. Please browse around http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html and be on the lookout for display bugs or things you’d like done differently.
I've had a quick click through and so far this looks bug free and correct. Well done! I have a request for clarifying the labelling though: Please change the label "Pure ODD" to "ODD declaration", and the label "Declaration" to "RELAXNG declaration" (I'm assuming we don't plan to add WSD Schema or DTD to the list any time soon) And, sorry Peter, but I remain unconvinced about the utility of duplicating the class membership information in the ODD declaration. This information is already provided by the Attributes and Member Of sections. I think a better idea might be to add the list of attribute classes of which an element is a member to the "Member Of" section, since currently this shows only the model classes. You can see the relevant attribute classes, and their structure, in the "Attributes" section of course, but no-one ever does. So, can we expect a Guided tour of the TEI XSLT stylesheet library soon? Clearly you should share the knowledge gained in this experience with the rest of the Council. Or the TEI just won't be able to afford the risk of letting you get on an airplane again.
Although we had enough for a quorum in the poll for meeting times, we’d either be excluding new members, which I’d rather not do, or current members who really need to be there, so I’ve added some more dates at http://doodle.com/poll/wyuc3qiv9rkx4db6. Please update your availability when you get the chance.
Done. I've decided not to travel on 3rd dec, so my availability is now improved.
Whether we have a year-end release or not, I think we’re getting close to the time when we should go ahead and merge the Pure ODD branch. Thoughts?
When I feel a bit stronger, I think I'd like to rebuild that branch starting from the latest dev branch. Most of the changes are scripted, so it will be quicker than trying to resolve a gazillion conflicts. And once again, thanks and congratulations on sorting this surprisingly nasty issue out...
Thursday December 3 at 0600 PST / 0900 EST / 1400 GMT / 1500 CET seems like the consensus then. Let’s plan on that. We’ve been successfully using Google Hangouts lately, but there is a phone-in conference room available too (which I can hook up to the Hangout). Let me know ahead of time if you’d prefer to use that. Otherwise, I’ll mail out a link to the Hangout and agenda the morning of the call. See you then!
On Nov 26, 2015, at 8:17 , Lou Burnard
wrote: On 24/11/15 21:19, Hugh Cayless wrote:
Dear All,
I’ve made some progress on the Pure ODD XSLT. Please browse around http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html and be on the lookout for display bugs or things you’d like done differently.
I've had a quick click through and so far this looks bug free and correct. Well done! I have a request for clarifying the labelling though:
Please change the label "Pure ODD" to "ODD declaration", and the label "Declaration" to "RELAXNG declaration" (I'm assuming we don't plan to add WSD Schema or DTD to the list any time soon)
Thanks Lou! It would be nice to add these back. Well, maybe not DTDs…but, yeah, probably not in the very near future.
And, sorry Peter, but I remain unconvinced about the utility of duplicating the class membership information in the ODD declaration. This information is already provided by the Attributes and Member Of sections. I think a better idea might be to add the list of attribute classes of which an element is a member to the "Member Of" section, since currently this shows only the model classes. You can see the relevant attribute classes, and their structure, in the "Attributes" section of course, but no-one ever does.
At this point I can add as much or as little as we decide we want. I don’t think I have a strong opinion about it except that you’re really not getting as much information from the Pure Odd section as from the RelaxNG section if you don’t include the classes and attribute defs. I think it bears some thinking about and discussion, but like I said, I don’t feel strongly about it one way or another.
So, can we expect a Guided tour of the TEI XSLT stylesheet library soon? Clearly you should share the knowledge gained in this experience with the rest of the Council. Or the TEI just won't be able to afford the risk of letting you get on an airplane again.
Not sure I’d mind that particularly :-). Yeah, I need to do some documenting of what I’ve learned, and we desperately need some way-finder tools for people working on the Stylesheets. Not to be immodest about my programming talents, but I know what I’m doing, and this was *hard*—largely because it’s not at all obvious where you need to make a change in order to produce a particular output. The Stylesheets aren’t good at telling you what each one is supposed to do, let alone what templates override others or are overridden in a given situation.
Although we had enough for a quorum in the poll for meeting times, we’d either be excluding new members, which I’d rather not do, or current members who really need to be there, so I’ve added some more dates at http://doodle.com/poll/wyuc3qiv9rkx4db6. Please update your availability when you get the chance.
Done. I've decided not to travel on 3rd dec, so my availability is now improved.
Whether we have a year-end release or not, I think we’re getting close to the time when we should go ahead and merge the Pure ODD branch. Thoughts?
When I feel a bit stronger, I think I'd like to rebuild that branch starting from the latest dev branch. Most of the changes are scripted, so it will be quicker than trying to resolve a gazillion conflicts.
That would be fantastic. As a bit of an experiment, I had a go at merging, and it entails visually inspecting pretty much every file in the Specs. Which is fine if you like hours and hours of tedium, but otherwise gets boring very quickly...
And once again, thanks and congratulations on sorting this surprisingly nasty issue out…
:-)
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thank you for the information you have provided, Hugh
Stefanie
2015-11-30 14:08 GMT+01:00 Hugh Cayless
Thursday December 3 at 0600 PST / 0900 EST / 1400 GMT / 1500 CET seems like the consensus then. Let’s plan on that. We’ve been successfully using Google Hangouts lately, but there is a phone-in conference room available too (which I can hook up to the Hangout). Let me know ahead of time if you’d prefer to use that. Otherwise, I’ll mail out a link to the Hangout and agenda the morning of the call. See you then!
On Nov 26, 2015, at 8:17 , Lou Burnard
wrote: On 24/11/15 21:19, Hugh Cayless wrote:
Dear All,
I’ve made some progress on the Pure ODD XSLT. Please browse around http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html and be on the lookout for display bugs or things you’d like done differently.
I've had a quick click through and so far this looks bug free and correct. Well done! I have a request for clarifying the labelling though:
Please change the label "Pure ODD" to "ODD declaration", and the label "Declaration" to "RELAXNG declaration" (I'm assuming we don't plan to add WSD Schema or DTD to the list any time soon)
Thanks Lou! It would be nice to add these back. Well, maybe not DTDs…but, yeah, probably not in the very near future.
And, sorry Peter, but I remain unconvinced about the utility of
duplicating the class membership information in the ODD declaration. This information is already provided by the Attributes and Member Of sections. I think a better idea might be to add the list of attribute classes of which an element is a member to the "Member Of" section, since currently this shows only the model classes. You can see the relevant attribute classes, and their structure, in the "Attributes" section of course, but no-one ever does.
At this point I can add as much or as little as we decide we want. I don’t think I have a strong opinion about it except that you’re really not getting as much information from the Pure Odd section as from the RelaxNG section if you don’t include the classes and attribute defs. I think it bears some thinking about and discussion, but like I said, I don’t feel strongly about it one way or another.
So, can we expect a Guided tour of the TEI XSLT stylesheet library soon?
Clearly you should share the knowledge gained in this experience with the rest of the Council. Or the TEI just won't be able to afford the risk of letting you get on an airplane again.
Not sure I’d mind that particularly :-). Yeah, I need to do some documenting of what I’ve learned, and we desperately need some way-finder tools for people working on the Stylesheets. Not to be immodest about my programming talents, but I know what I’m doing, and this was *hard*—largely because it’s not at all obvious where you need to make a change in order to produce a particular output. The Stylesheets aren’t good at telling you what each one is supposed to do, let alone what templates override others or are overridden in a given situation.
Although we had enough for a quorum in the poll for meeting times, we’d
either be excluding new members, which I’d rather not do, or current members who really need to be there, so I’ve added some more dates at http://doodle.com/poll/wyuc3qiv9rkx4db6. Please update your availability when you get the chance.
Done. I've decided not to travel on 3rd dec, so my availability is now
improved.
Whether we have a year-end release or not, I think we’re getting close
to the time when we should go ahead and merge the Pure ODD branch. Thoughts?
When I feel a bit stronger, I think I'd like to rebuild that branch
starting from the latest dev branch. Most of the changes are scripted, so it will be quicker than trying to resolve a gazillion conflicts.
That would be fantastic. As a bit of an experiment, I had a go at merging, and it entails visually inspecting pretty much every file in the Specs. Which is fine if you like hours and hours of tedium, but otherwise gets boring very quickly...
And once again, thanks and congratulations on sorting this surprisingly
nasty issue out…
:-)
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Hi all: what's the projected length of the Thurs. am meeting? I'm fine for a long hangout, and apologies if this info was plainly visible and I missed it. --Elisa Sent from my iPad
On Nov 30, 2015, at 8:08 AM, Hugh Cayless
wrote: Thursday December 3 at 0600 PST / 0900 EST / 1400 GMT / 1500 CET seems like the consensus then. Let’s plan on that. We’ve been successfully using Google Hangouts lately, but there is a phone-in conference room available too (which I can hook up to the Hangout). Let me know ahead of time if you’d prefer to use that. Otherwise, I’ll mail out a link to the Hangout and agenda the morning of the call. See you then!
On Nov 26, 2015, at 8:17 , Lou Burnard
wrote: On 24/11/15 21:19, Hugh Cayless wrote:
Dear All,
I’ve made some progress on the Pure ODD XSLT. Please browse around http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html and be on the lookout for display bugs or things you’d like done differently.
I've had a quick click through and so far this looks bug free and correct. Well done! I have a request for clarifying the labelling though:
Please change the label "Pure ODD" to "ODD declaration", and the label "Declaration" to "RELAXNG declaration" (I'm assuming we don't plan to add WSD Schema or DTD to the list any time soon)
Thanks Lou! It would be nice to add these back. Well, maybe not DTDs…but, yeah, probably not in the very near future.
And, sorry Peter, but I remain unconvinced about the utility of duplicating the class membership information in the ODD declaration. This information is already provided by the Attributes and Member Of sections. I think a better idea might be to add the list of attribute classes of which an element is a member to the "Member Of" section, since currently this shows only the model classes. You can see the relevant attribute classes, and their structure, in the "Attributes" section of course, but no-one ever does.
At this point I can add as much or as little as we decide we want. I don’t think I have a strong opinion about it except that you’re really not getting as much information from the Pure Odd section as from the RelaxNG section if you don’t include the classes and attribute defs. I think it bears some thinking about and discussion, but like I said, I don’t feel strongly about it one way or another.
So, can we expect a Guided tour of the TEI XSLT stylesheet library soon? Clearly you should share the knowledge gained in this experience with the rest of the Council. Or the TEI just won't be able to afford the risk of letting you get on an airplane again.
Not sure I’d mind that particularly :-). Yeah, I need to do some documenting of what I’ve learned, and we desperately need some way-finder tools for people working on the Stylesheets. Not to be immodest about my programming talents, but I know what I’m doing, and this was *hard*—largely because it’s not at all obvious where you need to make a change in order to produce a particular output. The Stylesheets aren’t good at telling you what each one is supposed to do, let alone what templates override others or are overridden in a given situation.
Although we had enough for a quorum in the poll for meeting times, we’d either be excluding new members, which I’d rather not do, or current members who really need to be there, so I’ve added some more dates at http://doodle.com/poll/wyuc3qiv9rkx4db6. Please update your availability when you get the chance.
Done. I've decided not to travel on 3rd dec, so my availability is now improved.
Whether we have a year-end release or not, I think we’re getting close to the time when we should go ahead and merge the Pure ODD branch. Thoughts?
When I feel a bit stronger, I think I'd like to rebuild that branch starting from the latest dev branch. Most of the changes are scripted, so it will be quicker than trying to resolve a gazillion conflicts.
That would be fantastic. As a bit of an experiment, I had a go at merging, and it entails visually inspecting pretty much every file in the Specs. Which is fine if you like hours and hours of tedium, but otherwise gets boring very quickly...
And once again, thanks and congratulations on sorting this surprisingly nasty issue out…
:-)
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We generally aim for an hour or less, but sometimes spill over. Depends a lot on how much there is to discuss, how much we disagree, and how strongly we feel about it :-).
On Nov 30, 2015, at 9:37 , Elisa
wrote: Hi all: what's the projected length of the Thurs. am meeting? I'm fine for a long hangout, and apologies if this info was plainly visible and I missed it. --Elisa
Sent from my iPad
On Nov 30, 2015, at 8:08 AM, Hugh Cayless
wrote: Thursday December 3 at 0600 PST / 0900 EST / 1400 GMT / 1500 CET seems like the consensus then. Let’s plan on that. We’ve been successfully using Google Hangouts lately, but there is a phone-in conference room available too (which I can hook up to the Hangout). Let me know ahead of time if you’d prefer to use that. Otherwise, I’ll mail out a link to the Hangout and agenda the morning of the call. See you then!
On Nov 26, 2015, at 8:17 , Lou Burnard
wrote: On 24/11/15 21:19, Hugh Cayless wrote:
Dear All,
I’ve made some progress on the Pure ODD XSLT. Please browse around http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html and be on the lookout for display bugs or things you’d like done differently.
I've had a quick click through and so far this looks bug free and correct. Well done! I have a request for clarifying the labelling though:
Please change the label "Pure ODD" to "ODD declaration", and the label "Declaration" to "RELAXNG declaration" (I'm assuming we don't plan to add WSD Schema or DTD to the list any time soon)
Thanks Lou! It would be nice to add these back. Well, maybe not DTDs…but, yeah, probably not in the very near future.
And, sorry Peter, but I remain unconvinced about the utility of duplicating the class membership information in the ODD declaration. This information is already provided by the Attributes and Member Of sections. I think a better idea might be to add the list of attribute classes of which an element is a member to the "Member Of" section, since currently this shows only the model classes. You can see the relevant attribute classes, and their structure, in the "Attributes" section of course, but no-one ever does.
At this point I can add as much or as little as we decide we want. I don’t think I have a strong opinion about it except that you’re really not getting as much information from the Pure Odd section as from the RelaxNG section if you don’t include the classes and attribute defs. I think it bears some thinking about and discussion, but like I said, I don’t feel strongly about it one way or another.
So, can we expect a Guided tour of the TEI XSLT stylesheet library soon? Clearly you should share the knowledge gained in this experience with the rest of the Council. Or the TEI just won't be able to afford the risk of letting you get on an airplane again.
Not sure I’d mind that particularly :-). Yeah, I need to do some documenting of what I’ve learned, and we desperately need some way-finder tools for people working on the Stylesheets. Not to be immodest about my programming talents, but I know what I’m doing, and this was *hard*—largely because it’s not at all obvious where you need to make a change in order to produce a particular output. The Stylesheets aren’t good at telling you what each one is supposed to do, let alone what templates override others or are overridden in a given situation.
Although we had enough for a quorum in the poll for meeting times, we’d either be excluding new members, which I’d rather not do, or current members who really need to be there, so I’ve added some more dates at http://doodle.com/poll/wyuc3qiv9rkx4db6. Please update your availability when you get the chance.
Done. I've decided not to travel on 3rd dec, so my availability is now improved.
Whether we have a year-end release or not, I think we’re getting close to the time when we should go ahead and merge the Pure ODD branch. Thoughts?
When I feel a bit stronger, I think I'd like to rebuild that branch starting from the latest dev branch. Most of the changes are scripted, so it will be quicker than trying to resolve a gazillion conflicts.
That would be fantastic. As a bit of an experiment, I had a go at merging, and it entails visually inspecting pretty much every file in the Specs. Which is fine if you like hours and hours of tedium, but otherwise gets boring very quickly...
And once again, thanks and congratulations on sorting this surprisingly nasty issue out…
:-)
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After the meeting, some folks will sometimes carry on chatting for a while if there are things they want to get sorted while they're fresh in the mind. I thought we might also extend this one with an optional period at the end for the new members to ask questions of any existing members who can stay and chat for a bit. Cheers, Martin On 15-11-30 06:40 AM, Hugh Cayless wrote:
We generally aim for an hour or less, but sometimes spill over. Depends a lot on how much there is to discuss, how much we disagree, and how strongly we feel about it :-).
On Nov 30, 2015, at 9:37 , Elisa
wrote: Hi all: what's the projected length of the Thurs. am meeting? I'm fine for a long hangout, and apologies if this info was plainly visible and I missed it. --Elisa
Sent from my iPad
On Nov 30, 2015, at 8:08 AM, Hugh Cayless
wrote: Thursday December 3 at 0600 PST / 0900 EST / 1400 GMT / 1500 CET seems like the consensus then. Let’s plan on that. We’ve been successfully using Google Hangouts lately, but there is a phone-in conference room available too (which I can hook up to the Hangout). Let me know ahead of time if you’d prefer to use that. Otherwise, I’ll mail out a link to the Hangout and agenda the morning of the call. See you then!
On Nov 26, 2015, at 8:17 , Lou Burnard
wrote: On 24/11/15 21:19, Hugh Cayless wrote:
Dear All,
I’ve made some progress on the Pure ODD XSLT. Please browse around http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html and be on the lookout for display bugs or things you’d like done differently.
I've had a quick click through and so far this looks bug free and correct. Well done! I have a request for clarifying the labelling though:
Please change the label "Pure ODD" to "ODD declaration", and the label "Declaration" to "RELAXNG declaration" (I'm assuming we don't plan to add WSD Schema or DTD to the list any time soon)
Thanks Lou! It would be nice to add these back. Well, maybe not DTDs…but, yeah, probably not in the very near future.
And, sorry Peter, but I remain unconvinced about the utility of duplicating the class membership information in the ODD declaration. This information is already provided by the Attributes and Member Of sections. I think a better idea might be to add the list of attribute classes of which an element is a member to the "Member Of" section, since currently this shows only the model classes. You can see the relevant attribute classes, and their structure, in the "Attributes" section of course, but no-one ever does.
At this point I can add as much or as little as we decide we want. I don’t think I have a strong opinion about it except that you’re really not getting as much information from the Pure Odd section as from the RelaxNG section if you don’t include the classes and attribute defs. I think it bears some thinking about and discussion, but like I said, I don’t feel strongly about it one way or another.
So, can we expect a Guided tour of the TEI XSLT stylesheet library soon? Clearly you should share the knowledge gained in this experience with the rest of the Council. Or the TEI just won't be able to afford the risk of letting you get on an airplane again.
Not sure I’d mind that particularly :-). Yeah, I need to do some documenting of what I’ve learned, and we desperately need some way-finder tools for people working on the Stylesheets. Not to be immodest about my programming talents, but I know what I’m doing, and this was *hard*—largely because it’s not at all obvious where you need to make a change in order to produce a particular output. The Stylesheets aren’t good at telling you what each one is supposed to do, let alone what templates override others or are overridden in a given situation.
Although we had enough for a quorum in the poll for meeting times, we’d either be excluding new members, which I’d rather not do, or current members who really need to be there, so I’ve added some more dates at http://doodle.com/poll/wyuc3qiv9rkx4db6. Please update your availability when you get the chance.
Done. I've decided not to travel on 3rd dec, so my availability is now improved.
Whether we have a year-end release or not, I think we’re getting close to the time when we should go ahead and merge the Pure ODD branch. Thoughts?
When I feel a bit stronger, I think I'd like to rebuild that branch starting from the latest dev branch. Most of the changes are scripted, so it will be quicker than trying to resolve a gazillion conflicts.
That would be fantastic. As a bit of an experiment, I had a go at merging, and it entails visually inspecting pretty much every file in the Specs. Which is fine if you like hours and hours of tedium, but otherwise gets boring very quickly...
And once again, thanks and congratulations on sorting this surprisingly nasty issue out…
:-)
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Dear all,
really sorry but coming back to academic duties has proved even worst than
I thought and hoped... especially because I went on sabbatic from on
department and have come back to another... so again committees, meetings,
rules to write, elections... :(. As for the telco, I fear I will not be
able to participate, I have the midterm meeting of EADH exec on Wed in
Leuven, and on Thursday afternoon I will be in Bruxelles airport. I guess
it will be hard to find time and place to join you. Anyway, I will try to
do all that I can, at least to say goodbye to the Council friends and wish
a good work to the newly elected members ;-).
Fabio
2015-11-30 17:28 GMT+01:00 Martin Holmes
After the meeting, some folks will sometimes carry on chatting for a while if there are things they want to get sorted while they're fresh in the mind. I thought we might also extend this one with an optional period at the end for the new members to ask questions of any existing members who can stay and chat for a bit.
Cheers, Martin
On 15-11-30 06:40 AM, Hugh Cayless wrote:
We generally aim for an hour or less, but sometimes spill over. Depends a lot on how much there is to discuss, how much we disagree, and how strongly we feel about it :-).
On Nov 30, 2015, at 9:37 , Elisa
wrote: Hi all: what's the projected length of the Thurs. am meeting? I'm fine for a long hangout, and apologies if this info was plainly visible and I missed it. --Elisa
Sent from my iPad
On Nov 30, 2015, at 8:08 AM, Hugh Cayless
wrote:
Thursday December 3 at 0600 PST / 0900 EST / 1400 GMT / 1500 CET seems like the consensus then. Let’s plan on that. We’ve been successfully using Google Hangouts lately, but there is a phone-in conference room available too (which I can hook up to the Hangout). Let me know ahead of time if you’d prefer to use that. Otherwise, I’ll mail out a link to the Hangout and agenda the morning of the call. See you then!
On Nov 26, 2015, at 8:17 , Lou Burnard
wrote: On 24/11/15 21:19, Hugh Cayless wrote:
Dear All,
I’ve made some progress on the Pure ODD XSLT. Please browse around http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html http://teic.github.io/TEI/index.html and be on the lookout for display bugs or things you’d like done differently.
I've had a quick click through and so far this looks bug free and correct. Well done! I have a request for clarifying the labelling though:
Please change the label "Pure ODD" to "ODD declaration", and the label "Declaration" to "RELAXNG declaration" (I'm assuming we don't plan to add WSD Schema or DTD to the list any time soon)
Thanks Lou! It would be nice to add these back. Well, maybe not DTDs…but, yeah, probably not in the very near future.
And, sorry Peter, but I remain unconvinced about the utility of duplicating the class membership information in the ODD declaration. This information is already provided by the Attributes and Member Of sections. I think a better idea might be to add the list of attribute classes of which an element is a member to the "Member Of" section, since currently this shows only the model classes. You can see the relevant attribute classes, and their structure, in the "Attributes" section of course, but no-one ever does.
At this point I can add as much or as little as we decide we want. I don’t think I have a strong opinion about it except that you’re really not getting as much information from the Pure Odd section as from the RelaxNG section if you don’t include the classes and attribute defs. I think it bears some thinking about and discussion, but like I said, I don’t feel strongly about it one way or another.
So, can we expect a Guided tour of the TEI XSLT stylesheet library soon? Clearly you should share the knowledge gained in this experience with the rest of the Council. Or the TEI just won't be able to afford the risk of letting you get on an airplane again.
Not sure I’d mind that particularly :-). Yeah, I need to do some documenting of what I’ve learned, and we desperately need some way-finder tools for people working on the Stylesheets. Not to be immodest about my programming talents, but I know what I’m doing, and this was *hard*—largely because it’s not at all obvious where you need to make a change in order to produce a particular output. The Stylesheets aren’t good at telling you what each one is supposed to do, let alone what templates override others or are overridden in a given situation.
Although we had enough for a quorum in the poll for meeting
times, we’d either be excluding new members, which I’d rather not do, or current members who really need to be there, so I’ve added some more dates at http://doodle.com/poll/wyuc3qiv9rkx4db6. Please update your availability when you get the chance.
Done. I've decided not to travel on 3rd dec, so my availability is now improved.
Whether we have a year-end release or not, I think we’re
getting close to the time when we should go ahead and merge the Pure ODD branch. Thoughts?
When I feel a bit stronger, I think I'd like to rebuild that branch starting from the latest dev branch. Most of the changes are scripted, so it will be quicker than trying to resolve a gazillion conflicts.
That would be fantastic. As a bit of an experiment, I had a go at merging, and it entails visually inspecting pretty much every file in the Specs. Which is fine if you like hours and hours of tedium, but otherwise gets boring very quickly...
And once again, thanks and congratulations on sorting this surprisingly nasty issue out…
:-)
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-- Fabio Ciotti Dip. Studi letterari, Filosofici e Storia dell’arte - Università di Roma Tor Vergata Presidente "Associazione Informatica Umanistica Cultura Digitale" (AIUCD)
participants (6)
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Elisa
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Fabio Ciotti
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Hugh Cayless
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Lou Burnard
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Martin Holmes
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Stefanie Gehrke