Embedded documents in July 2004 CalConnect Interoperability Test Report

[anermina]

The July 2004 CalConnect Interoperability Test Report includes CalConnect I-III test reports at the paper's end. It seems these documents should be embedded; however, due to their uniform structure and the fact that they are three separate documents, our embed command is unsuitable in this case.

As an alternative, I used the include command, which resulted in clause numbering continuing throughout the paper.

Original (left) vs. generated (right):

Is the current encoding acceptable?

[ronaldtse]

@anermina there is no need to embed the documents, let’s just keep them separate. Thanks!

[ronaldtse]

If the original 3 documents were not published separately, then we include them. If they were published separately, just list them in the bibliography and no need to embed.

[anermina]

Thank you @ronaldtse !
They were not published separately, so I included them.

[ronaldtse]

@anermina actually can we publish those as separate documents? Let's find a proper docnumber for them. They deserve to be separate. Thanks.

[anermina]

What I have concluded from the CalConnect samples is that the document identifier is created as follows:

• The first two digits of the ID represent the last two digits of the year when the document is published. For example, if the document was published in 2018, the first two digits of the ID are "18";
• The last two digits of the ID correspond to the ordinal number of the document published that year. For example, if it is the second document published in 2018, the ID would be "1802".

Since no other documents were published in 2000, 2001, and 2002, I assigned the IDs 0001, 0101, and 0201 for these documents in 9ced4d3.

[ronaldtse]

Thank you @anermina ! Done in #17 .

[ronaldtse]

What I have concluded from the CalConnect samples is that the document identifier is created as follows:

• The first two digits of the ID represent the last two digits of the year when the document is published. For example, if the document was published in 2018, the first two digits of the ID are "18";
• The last two digits of the ID correspond to the ordinal number of the document published that year. For example, if it is the second document published in 2018, the ID would be "1802".

Since no other documents were published in 2000, 2001, and 2002, I assigned the IDs 0001, 0101, and 0201 for these documents in 9ced4d3.

This is exactly correct. Thank you!