OASIS Lexicographic Infrastructure Data Model and API (LEXIDMA) TC

Hi all, In addition to what we discussed today, I just also noticed that the document is interchangeably using "object" and "data type" -- sometimes quite confusingly. Unless someone objects, I'll make a PR changing all occurrences to "data type" which seems to be more frequent. (As discussed, a "data type" has then individual "properties") Best Milos Milos Jakubicek CEO, Lexical Computing Brno, CZ Brighton, UK http://www.lexicalcomputing.com http://www.sketchengine.eu

I suggest the other way around: let's call them (the model-level things that have properties) "object types". I would prefer it this way because "data types" can be confused with literal data types in a specific serialization, eg. column types in SQL (int, nvarchar etc.) or values types in JSON (string, boolean etc). "Object types" is what I was aiming for in the prose, but it's likely I didn't always apply that consistently. M. po 7. 8. 2023 v 14:43 odesÃlatel MiloÅ JakubÃÄek < milos.jakubicek@sketchengine.eu > napsal: Hi all, In addition to what we discussed today, I just also noticed that the document is interchangeably using "object" and "data type" -- sometimes quite confusingly. Unless someone objects, I'll make a PR changing all occurrences to "data type" which seems to be more frequent. (As discussed, a "data type" has then individual "properties") Best Milos Milos Jakubicek CEO, Lexical Computing Brno, CZ Brighton, UK http://www.lexicalcomputing.com http://www.sketchengine.eu

Ok, let's stick with "object types" then! Best Milos Milos Jakubicek CEO, Lexical Computing Brno, CZ Brighton, UK http://www.lexicalcomputing.com http://www.sketchengine.eu On Mon, 7 Aug 2023 at 19:46, Michal MÄchura < 462258@mail.muni.cz > wrote: I suggest the other way around: let's call them (the model-level things that have properties) "object types". I would prefer it this way because "data types" can be confused with literal data types in a specific serialization, eg. column types in SQL (int, nvarchar etc.) or values types in JSON (string, boolean etc). "Object types" is what I was aiming for in the prose, but it's likely I didn't always apply that consistently. M. po 7. 8. 2023 v 14:43 odesÃlatel MiloÅ JakubÃÄek < milos.jakubicek@sketchengine.eu > napsal: Hi all, In addition to what we discussed today, I just also noticed that the document is interchangeably using "object" and "data type" -- sometimes quite confusingly. Unless someone objects, I'll make a PR changing all occurrences to "data type" which seems to be more frequent. (As discussed, a "data type" has then individual "properties") Best Milos Milos Jakubicek CEO, Lexical Computing Brno, CZ Brighton, UK http://www.lexicalcomputing.com http://www.sketchengine.eu