Lou
Might be simpler just to provide a non-Norwegian example! (Or pretend that this one isn't)
Easy enough to produce a list of counts of exempla per element subdivided by language...
Sorry, I meant <specDesc> not <specList> ... The behaviour of <specDesc> when its @key points to a class is currently "list desc for the class"; however the @atts attribute allows...
I don't think you can use @org=choice like this. It's meant to give you a choice between attDefs, not a choice between an attDef and an attList. in the pure...
Trang gives me a shed load of apologetic error messages saying "sorry cannot handle this kind of oneormore" and no output. Which I suppose is fair enough.
Interestingly, there was some code in oddtodtd.xsl which tried to handle these classRefs properly, but it was simplified out of existence at 04893050b67b8f87112fb7ee4dca0a003397453e @sebastianrahtz sebastianrahtz committed on 19 Feb 2014
If you'd like real world example using groups see my ossian!
If oxyGen can handle it, my preference (which I thought I had stated on the ticket) would be for option 3. If not, option 1. Option 2 is not one...
There is also a fifth option, which is to flag provision of multiple values as an error, or at least "not currently implemented". That would be the easiest option!
Option 2 (but not necessarily option 3) implies that the order of the components of a multivalued attribute string is significant. So I dislike it.