The general syntax does not mention that some fields (described in section 2.16.5) have specific syntax
Explain in the beginning of line 23 that some fields can have specific syntaxes
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Proposed Disposition of DIS 29500 Comment BR-0012 (Modified: 2007-12-07) Agreed; the resolution to this comment is included in that for comments DE-0052 and FR-0074, which resulted in the complete replacement of the syntax in Part 4, §2.16.1, pages 14871489 by one defined using the notation from EBNF (as defined in ISO/IEC 14977:1996). The part of that other comment’s resolution that is relevant to this comment is, as follows: Replace in Part 4, §2.16.1, page 1,487, whole subclause: 2.16.1 Syntax The syntax rules in this subclause follow the system shown in ISO/IEC 14977: literal text is surrounded by double-quotes (or by apostrophes); the left-square-bracket and right-square-bracket designate the start and end of an option; the left-curly-bracket and right-curly-bracket designate the start and end of a sequence of one-or-more items; the vertical-line indicates an alternative; and each rule ends with a semicolon. Whenever hyphen is used as the exception-symbol (as per ISO/IEC 14977), it is surrounded by white space, and further clarified by a comment. The syntax rules below were derived from the context-sensitive rules in the detailed definitions shown in §2.16.5.*. [Note: Thus, in order to produce an automated verifier, the context-sensitive rules in subclauses 2.16.5.* must all be considered. The context-free syntax rules shown in this subclause provide an overview to assist comprehension by the reader, but do not represent the entirety of the context-sensitive rules. end note] The general syntax of a field is as follows: <… new syntax follows here …>
