(I switched follow-ups to semediawiki-devel as we're slinging code :-)_
> the type pages is:
> ...
> [[Enum mapping:=Trivial=2]]
> [[Enum mapping:=Enhancement=1]]
That's an interesting alternative approach to my
[[possible values:=Enhancement,Trivial,...]]
Yours is more complex for users who may not care to pick offsets, but it
is less likely to run into string length limits.
Maybe a middle way to is to make the number in [[Enum mapping]] optional.
It's interesting that you are saying enums are an integer with a string
appearance and I'm saying an enum is a string with a numeric value. I
haven't had time to compare both versions (I'm starting to see why
developers like a local repository and git features).
I did notice:
> function getXSDType() {
> return 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#' . $this->typeid;
> }
The user-defined typeid is not going to be one of the XML Schema
Description datatypes. Check the RDF Export of a page, I think you
should export the string appearance and identify it as a XMLSchema#string.
Warmest regards,
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