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During our meeting yesterday, @VisLab and I discussed the rules regarding tags marked with the topLevelTagGroup schema attribute. The result was this description of each tag's rules:
Definition tag groups
... can appear multiple times in an event line (as separate top-level groups).
... must have a single inner tag group.
... may be duplicated within an event file as long as they have an equivalent inner tag group.
Onset and Offset tag groups
... can appear multiple times in an event line (but not at the (as separate top-level groups) with different Def or Def-expand group name/value pairs.
... may have a single inner tag group (Onsets only).
Event-context tag groups
... must only contain zero or more inner tag groups (apart from Event-context itself).
Duration and Delay tag groups
... may have any inner tags or tag groups not otherwise prohibited (e.g. Onset and Offset).
As a clarification, a "name/value pair" in the JavaScript validator's parlance is a definition's name and (optional) placeholder value, i.e. the identifier for the definition.
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We have modified the rules for Definition so that definitions can only appear in separate keys in JSON sidecars.
As a further restriction on Definition --- certain tags such as Condition-variable and Task may only appear once in a Definition. We need an attribute for this.
During our meeting yesterday, @VisLab and I discussed the rules regarding tags marked with the
topLevelTagGroup
schema attribute. The result was this description of each tag's rules:Definition
tag groupsOnset
andOffset
tag groupsDef
orDef-expand
group name/value pairs.Onset
s only).Event-context
tag groupsEvent-context
itself).Duration
andDelay
tag groupsOnset
andOffset
).As a clarification, a "name/value pair" in the JavaScript validator's parlance is a definition's name and (optional) placeholder value, i.e. the identifier for the definition.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: