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Core concepts for working with keys

Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Version 1.3 Part 1: Base Edition
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for a resource. See Using keys for addressing for more information. key definition A topicref element that binds one or more key names to zero or more resources. key reference An attribute that references a key, such as keyref or conkeyref. key space A list of key definitions that are used to

Overview of keys

Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Version 1.2

Overview of keys To use key references, one must understand how keys are defined and bound to resources, how a map hierarchy establishes a key space, and the interaction of keys with conditional processing. Key definition Keys are defined within maps. Key names are defined using the @keys attribute

Processing interoperability considerations

Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Version 1.2

Processing interoperability considerations (Non-normative) The DITA specification does not require processors to perform filtering, content reference resolution, key space construction, and other processing related to base DITA semantics in any particular order. This means that different conforming

Processing interoperability considerations

Processing interoperability considerations The DITA specification does not require processors to perform filtering, content reference resolution, key space construction, and other processing related to base DITA semantics in any particular order. This means that different conforming DITA processors

Key scopes

element of a root map always defines a key scope, regardless of whether a keyscope attribute is present. All key definitions and key references exist within a key scope, even if it is an unnamed, implicit key scope that is defined by the root element in the root map. Each key scope has its own key space that

DITA terminology and notation

definition A topicref element that binds one or more key names to zero or more resources. key reference An attribute that references a key, such as keyref or conkeyref. key space A list of key definitions that are used to resolve key references. effective key definition The definition for a key

Addressing keys across scopes

' and 'A-2'. Node B has two children labeled 'B-1' and 'B-2'. Keys that are defined in parent key scopes The key space that is associated with a key scope also includes all key definitions from its parent key scope. If a key name is defined in both a key scope and its parent scope, the key definition

Processing key references on topicref elements

define keys. The effective bound resource for a key definition that uses the keyref attribute cannot be determined until the key space has been constructed. Combining metadata Content from a key-defining element cascades to the key-referencing element following the rules for combining metadata

Processing key references

the xml:lang, dir, and translate attributes. There is no special processing associated with either the locktitle or the lockmeta attributes when attributes are combined. Keys and conditional processing The effective key definitions for a key space might be affected by conditional processing

Links within maps

Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Version 1.2

integration of that map's navigation structure into the larger navigation tree is deferred so that it can be performed as a final step in any delivery of the rendered content. Maps referenced by <navref> do not contribute to the key space of the map tree from which they are referenced. The map referenced by <navref> need not be available for processing at the time the referencing map is processed.