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the intro doc needs to be reworked (e.g. it still refer to the xml:lang attribute)
there is no inline documentation for the xml:lang substitute that is the MultilingualStringValue element
Also, for this last element, the type documentation - langString - could be completed with references to what is a langString and some syntax examples.
If this material is not already in the making, i can try to provide something (with a proper PR).
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Yes, the MultilingualStringValue does need a description added, feel free to offer a PR.
The langString type is defined as a pair of a character string and a language tag.
Each serialization handles the langString type in it's own native manner. In XML this is done with the xml:lang attribute, in RDF the content is a RDF literal with type http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#langString and a language tag. In json it is a string and language tag pair.
Several pieces are amiss in the
ContentType
documentation in 4.0:MultilingualStringValue
elementAlso, for this last element, the type documentation -
langString
- could be completed with references to what is alangString
and some syntax examples.If this material is not already in the making, i can try to provide something (with a proper PR).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: