On Nov 13, 2006, at 1:20 PM, Brian Suda wrote:
Well, the mark-up might look something like:
<span class="pages">pages 10-50</span>
or
pages <span class="pages">10-50</span>
or (another idea, which doesn't mean much any more) was
pages <span class="page">10</span>-<span class="page">50</span>
But as Bruce said: start-end pages are not really important, just
capture the string "pages 10-50". So i think something akin to the
first example here will work.
Are we talking about treating that string as a defined format that
will allow it to be parsed into specific pages, or just as a string?
This might be outside the scope of hCite, but one use case I had in
mind requiring specific pages to be parse-able is actually viewing
those pages online with a link to something like books.google.com or
amazon.com. That would be possible if "10-50" can be understood to
mean "10,11,12,13,....,48,49,50", but not if it's just a string of
five characters with no defined meaning.
Peace,
Scott
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