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Looking at Example 3, scriptRepresents uses visual.text but no events use it. This is not wrong per se, but a) it's not documented and b) it makes it hard to understand why langSrc is empty (presumably if there was text, then there would be an inherent language).
There are 2 options:
remove visual.text
add an explanation on whyvisual.text is used
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* Remove visual.text from daptm:scriptRepresents when it is not used
* Add and describe a new example demonstrating the use of content descriptor sub-type, and how langSrc is set when the transcript reflects visual text.
* Remove visual.text from daptm:scriptRepresents when it is not used
* Add and describe a new example demonstrating the use of content descriptor sub-type, and how langSrc is set when the transcript reflects visual text.
* Remove `visual.text` from `daptm:scriptRepresents` in examples when it is not used
* Add and describe a new example demonstrating the use of content descriptor sub-type, and how `langSrc` is set when the transcript reflects visual text.
Looking at Example 3,
scriptRepresents
usesvisual.text
but no events use it. This is not wrong per se, but a) it's not documented and b) it makes it hard to understand whylangSrc
is empty (presumably if there was text, then there would be an inherent language).There are 2 options:
visual.text
visual.text
is usedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: