HyTime attribute: Identifies multiple anchors as being an aggregate.
Usually there is no need to change the default value, but when only one anchor is listed, "nagg" is the preferred value. Also, if the user must not jump between choises (in an interactive environment), aggloc is preferred before agglink.
For further explanations, see the HyTime standard (ISO 10744), clause 8.2.2.
All other information (except document id and name) that is believed important to the user in order to assist him in retrieving the document manually.
This attribute is used to supply the user with any information he needs (complementary to attributes 'dok.id' and 'dok.namn') so that he will understand what document is referenced, in order to retrieve it manually or by interact with the application.
It is recommended that this attribute is filled in when the information in 'dok.id' and 'dok.namn' is believed insufficient, since it is often impossible to know if the user will have access to a foreign document. This information may then be used by the user to retrieve the document, if the application presents the information to the him, e.g. in a dialogue box.
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The identifier of a document (not an SGML id)
This attribute is used to identify the document for a user, not for an SGML system. The identification should be understandable to the user, e.g. the FMV identification (fbet or TO number) of the document.
It is recommended that this attribute is always filled in, since it is often impossible to know if the user will have access to a foreign document. This information may then be used by the user to retrieve the document, if the application presents the information to the him, e.g. in a dialogue box.
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The name or title of the document being referenced.
This attribute is used to name the document for a user, not for an SGML system. The name should be understandable to the user, e.g. the title of the document.
It is recommended that this attribute is always filled in, since it is often impossible to know if the user will have access to a foreign document. This information may then be used by the user to retrieve the document, if the application presents the information to the him, e.g. in a dialogue box.
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HyTime attribute: Identifies the element or it's content as being significant to HyTime processing, and defines the corresponding HyTime architectural form
The HyTime values differs between elements, but it is always a fixed value that must not be changed.
For further explanations, see the HyTime standard (ISO 10744), clause 6.4.
NAME
Reference identity of the element.
Used to identify the element to enable referring by use of HyTime.
Due to the large number of required ID attributes, software for creating information modules should have the possibility to automatically generate ID values.
ID
HyTime attribute: Indicates whether the order of the anchors are significant or not.
If the order of the anchors is important, e.g. the user should be presented the information in the same order as the anchors are specified in the link, the value should be 'ordered'.
Usually there is no need to change the default value.
For further explanations, see the HyTime standard (ISO 10744), clause 8.2.2.
HyTime attribute: Indicates whether anchors are to be treated as a set, and duplicate anchors be removed.
The default value tells the HyTime engine to remove duplicate anchors. If duplicates for some reason is desired, change the value to "notset".
For further explanations, see the HyTime standard (ISO 10744), clause 8.2.2.