The current description of @ident in att.identifiable says:
supplies the identifier by which this element may be referenced.
This needs to clarify that the identifier is for the ODD specification element. Such as:
"p" refers to the elementSpec. Also:
<classSpec ident="att.global" type="atts"/>
"att.global" refers to the classSpec.
Only in the case of an <elementSpec> or <attDef> the @ident will also define the local name of the XML construct being defined, unless an <altIdent> or @prefix is provided.
We recommend a new description:
supplies the identifier by which this ODD specification element may be referenced.
and to add a <remarks> explaining the conditions for <elementSpec> and <attDef>.
The current description of
@identinatt.identifiablesays:This needs to clarify that the identifier is for the ODD specification element. Such as:
"p" refers to the elementSpec. Also:
"att.global" refers to the classSpec.
Only in the case of an
<elementSpec>or<attDef>the@identwill also define the local name of the XML construct being defined, unless an<altIdent>or@prefixis provided.We recommend a new description:
and to add a
<remarks>explaining the conditions for<elementSpec>and<attDef>.