This makes sense. It’s impossible for PIs to form a structure for
contexts – PIs are single "tags" in the markup and do not form a
structure. Unlike an element which always has start and end tags. Just
because a PI has "/touchup" in the name doesn’t mean that it forms
part of the markup structure...
With ACL you are working with OIDs (document nodes) rather than just
the document elements (which is what FOSI looks at -
ELEMENT-in-context).
An alternative approach if you did need structure would be to use a
separate namespace to overlay real markup tags for touchup on top of
your regular document markup.
None of this helps you at all right now, but just thought it might be
a useful thing to realise when thinking about these type of issues.
Cheers,
Gareth
Quoting Paul Nagai <->:
> For some reason e-i-c's for PIs (at least the touchup PI) do not know about
> context of another touchup PI. I'm not sure if it is the first touchup can't
> know it's ancestors or whether it's not possible for any element to know
> it's in a touchup (there is a distinction there, but I'm not positive I've
> 'splained it English-like). One of them fails. In other words, gi="touchup"
> context="* touchup" fails even when that is, in fact, the actual context.
>
> My e-i-c actually relies on an attribute test that runs a system-func that
> reports whether or not touchup has an ancestor touchup. Why the ACL can
> figure it out but FOSI can't, I don't know. Anyhow, this works, as I've
> said, everywhere (we've tested) except the semantic table.
>
> Thanks, Trudy and Jean, for taking some time to think on this.
>
> I'll be sure and let everyone know what support and I eventually find ...
>
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