SCR 3-1071
SCR 3-1071: Use of Format Effectors Within Attribute Assignment Statements
Priority: high
Problem Summary
Section 12.3.5 of the Standards Reference states, “ODL is a simple language and it is usually clear where one lexical element ends and another begins. Spacing characters or format effectors may appear before a lexical element, between any pair of lexical elements, or after a lexical element without changing the meaning of a statement.” ODL does not contain statement delimiters. Without these, while it may be simple for humans to recognize the end of one statement and the beginning of the next, it is not as simple to write code to recognize this. This SCR proposes placing more restrictions on the use of format effectors within statements in order to facilitate software based validation.
Working Group
E. Rye (lead) P. Ramirez
Originator: E. Rye
Standards Change Request
Discussion
- Discussion Blog
- Telecons: 2006-07-26 (WAV), 2007-03-07 (HTML)
Supplementary Material
Status
| Status | Date | Task | Responsible Party | Response |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SUBMITTED | 2006-07-23 | |||
| IN_PROGRESS | 2006-07-23 | |||
| DRAFT | 2006-07-23 | |||
| WITHDRAWN | 2007-03-07 |
Votes
Vote to RECOMMEND version 1 of the SCR for a Management Council vote.
| Node | Representative | Version 1 |
|---|---|---|
| ATM | Lyle Huber | no |
| EN | Steve Hughes1 | abstain |
| GEO | Susie Slavney | yes |
| IMG | Patty Garcia | yes |
| NAIF | Boris Semenov | no |
| PPI | Todd King | no |
| RINGS | Mitch Gordon | no |
| RS | Dick Simpson2 | no |
| SBN | Anne Raugh | no |
1
needs further discussion
2
reserves the right to change if a compelling case for “no” is submitted