Christopher.J.Demattio at seagate.com wrote:
> 
> I seem to be having problems filtering dita content with the dita converter.
> 
> In the DITA-OT, they support a concept of a default filtering action
> followed by a more specific action. For example, the following syntax
> filters out all content marked with the 'audience' attribute unless the
> attribute has a value of 'external'.
> 
> <prop att="audience" action="exclude" />
> <prop att="audience" val="external" action="include" />
> 
> For reference, please refer to the DITA 1.1 Language specification, for
> the 'prop' element, where they say:
> 
> "There can be at most one occurrence of a "prop" element with no
> attribute specified (setting a default action for every prop element),
> at most one for each attribute with no value specified (setting the
> default action for a specific attribute), and at most one with each
> attribute value specification (to avoid conflicting actions for the same
> attribute value)."
> 
> 
> When I test the above syntax in the DITA-OT, it works as expected.
> However, when I do the same in the dita converter, all output marked
> with an audience attribute is excluded, including that which is marked
> with 'external'.
> 
> Does the dita converter support the concept of default attribute values?
> 

Yes. This is obviously a bug. We'll fix it and we'll make available a
patch in the next few days.









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