I have 2 questions about properties of "continued" text records. 1) Suppose that a text record has an associated "ExceptionalCharSets" entry in the global metadata record. This record has "continued" flag set. What charset should I use for its continuation record(s)? Current Python parser (1.8 on my system) seems to list "exceptional charset" only for the first record in the "continuation sequence". It's OK but I would like to know if any following records in the sequence *can* have their "exceptional charsets" listed? Or should I stick to the charset of the first record in the sequence? (The latter seems more intuitive.)
2) I don't know whether the "navigation metadata" is supported by the current Python parser (documents I build come out w/o such metadata) but I would like to know what's the rule for handling such metadata in the case of a sequence of continued records. I mean, if records in such a sequence can have distinct navigation metadata blocks how this case should be handled? Or they cannot? Actually, I think these questions boil down to this: whether a sequence of continued records should be treated as one big record, or the intent for creation of this paradigm was to provide for seamless *scrolling* on display? I use "The Plucker Document Format" v1.26. Thanks in advance! _______________________________________________ plucker-dev mailing list plucker-dev@rubberchicken.org http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev
