The ID is "id: @site.chwSys" but later there is “systemRef: @chwSys” without “site.”
I thought the period was "just another allowed character" and had no other special meaning. Is the example wrong or am I missing some rules about "references/relationships/containment"?
Brian FrankFri 16 Aug
Those appear to typos. The ids should just be opaque identifiers where the dot has no meaning and are all consistent with regards to cross-references. We will fix the docs, thanks for pointing it out
Doyle DavidsonFri 16 Aug
Thanks - one other typo maybe, on the Normalization page https://project-haystack.org/doc/docHaystack/Normalization
Doyle Davidson Thu 15 Aug
On the systems page examples at : https://www.project-haystack.org/doc/docHaystack/Systems
The ID is "id: @site.chwSys" but later there is “systemRef: @chwSys” without “site.”
I thought the period was "just another allowed character" and had no other special meaning. Is the example wrong or am I missing some rules about "references/relationships/containment"?
Brian Frank Fri 16 Aug
Those appear to typos. The ids should just be opaque identifiers where the dot has no meaning and are all consistent with regards to cross-references. We will fix the docs, thanks for pointing it out
Doyle Davidson Fri 16 Aug
Thanks - one other typo maybe, on the Normalization page https://project-haystack.org/doc/docHaystack/Normalization
shouldn't the def symbol be "^lib:gamma" instead of beta?
Brian Frank Fri 16 Aug
thanks, we will push a fix for that one too