[jsdl-wg] FINAL CALL: Parameter sweep extension (to Sep. 19)
Michel Drescher
Michel.Drescher at uk.fujitsu.com
Mon Sep 15 04:09:10 CDT 2008
Folks,
thanks to quick responses to missing pieces I just managed to put
draft 2 on to Gridforge: http://forge.ogf.org/sf/go/doc14595?nav=1
Cheers,
Michel
On 15 Sep 2008, at 16:44, Michel Drescher wrote:
> Hi Donal,
>
> thanks for that. Comments on your issues in-lined below.
>
> On 11 Sep 2008, at 18:29, Donal K. Fellows wrote:
>> [...]
>>
>> Bugfix: inconsistent paragraph separation on page 3
>
> Done.
>
>> Bugfix: example on page 6 uses DocumentNode to enclose XPath
>> without any
>> namespace mappings; suggested fix: note in text above that this is an
>> abbreviated form for example purposes.
>
> Added the necessary mappings to be consistent with the rest of the
> document.
>
>> Bugfix: example on page 8 has similar problems, and has "[sweep]"
>> just
>> above it (not a syntax recognized from elsewhere or defined here!)
>> though it looks like a broken reference to another document?
>
> Added the necessary mappings to the example. Replaced "[sweep]" with
> "Sweep".
>
>> Bugfix: page 9 contains many uses of the odd syntax described above.
>
> Those notations refer to their definition in the XPath
> specification. Therefore I refrained from changing that syntax.
>
>> Bugfix: footnote 1 on page 9 contains multiple references to the same
>> document!
>
> Duplicates removed.
>
>> Bugfix: inconsistent paragraph separation on page 10
>
> Fixed.
>
>> Query: is it worthwhile stating what happens with substring selection
>> when using multiple assignments into the same field and some of those
>> assignments change the length of the overall string? (Question
>> brought
>> about by reference to Example 3 (pp11-13) though that doesn't have
>> this
>> problem.)
>
> I would argue that this is implementation dependant. I think this is
> not only a corner case but also a case where I doubt we will ever
> reach consensus on what the right way would be to behave in this
> case. I would therefore let the market decide in their
> implementations.
>
>> Bugfix: on too many pages to list, we're inconsistent about
>> formatting
>> of XML QNames and XPath fragments.
>
> Fixed (completely, I hope). Were many spots to fix ...
>
>> Query: is it worth using an abstract mathematical description of
>> sweep
>> functions? (They're a pair, consisting of a maximal count and a
>> function
>> from an integer to the DOM node to substitute.)
>
> I thought about this right from start. I would say nay for practical
> reasons. The document is already fairly abstract. Making it even
> more abstract would make it much more difficult to relate/translate
> to a real implementation, I guess.
>
>> Query: is it worth noting that implementations may wish to
>> constrain the
>> allowable space of values for LoopDouble/@step to exclude zero?
>
> The description of the LoopInteger function gives an explicit value
> range that implementations must support. I fail to see a reason for
> implementations to further constrain that value range.
>
>> Bugfix: in Examples 7-8 (pp31-33) should explicitly note that the
>> problematic elements are in red. Maybe make them bold too
>
> Fixed.
>
>> Bugfix: Title of "Further Examples" section is surprising; "FileSweep
>> Examples" might have been better.
>
> Fixed.
>
>> Query: is it worth giving each example a name and not just a number?
>
> The first paragraphs in the example sections outline the purpose of
> the examples. Some examples are very similar but different, so they
> would end up with the same crisp title unless it would be almost
> ridiculously long ...
>
>> Bugfix: The copyright notice should use a copyright symbol and not
>> "(C)"
>> where possible (really!) Here's a free one: © Don't wear it out. ;-)
>
> Fixed.
>
>> Bugfix: The sweep namespace MUST use 'ogf' and not 'ggf'. Fix on pp4,
>> 22-24, 26-28, 30-32, 34, 43, 45, 47. (But sweepfunc and file-sweep
>> are
>> both fine.)
>
> Fixed. several occasions of "sweepfunc" were actually inconsistently
> using the GGF namespace. *argh*
>
> I am currently missing one final piece of information, i.e. Geoff's
> affiliation details to put into the final draft, before publishing
> draft 22, which I consider ready for submission. As soon as I have
> Geoffs details I will publish the draft to the Mailing list and
> Gridforge.
>
> Cheers,
> Michel
>
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