Transcription: representation of the source (Mondrian) - Revision history

ASC: /* Hyphenation and other dashes */

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‎Hyphenation and other dashes

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 If Mondrian writes:
 <pre>
-normal-
+    normal-
 ly
 </pre>
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 If Mondrian writes:
 <pre>
-Normal
+    Normal
 Ly
 </pre>
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 If Mondrian writes:
 <pre>
-          well-
+     well-
 known brands
 </pre>

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 * '''@rend'''	This is one of the global attributes in TEI, so it is allowed with a lot of elements. It indicates how the element in 	question was rendered or presented in the source. The allowed values are defined in the schema.
 * '''@place'''	Indicates the location of (e.g.) an addition (above, below, margin, etc) or the closer.
 ==The stages of changes==
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-The mdash corresponds to unicode code point x2014. In Oxygen, it can be entered through the Symbol button (if needed, add the Symbol toolbar), or use the Edit menu, option Insert from Character Map.
+The mdash corresponds to unicode code point x2014. In [[Manual oXygen|Oxygen]], it can be entered through the Symbol button (if needed, add the Symbol toolbar), or use the Edit menu, option Insert from Character Map.
 ==Notes in the text==

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 If Mondrian writes:
 normal-
 ly
 we encode (Don’t introduce whitespace!):
 <pre>normal<c type="wbh">-</c><lb/>ly</pre>
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 If Mondrian writes:
 Normal
 Ly
 we encode:
 <pre>normal<lb/>ly</pre>
 If Mondrian writes:
            well-
 known brands
 we encode:
 <pre>well-<lb/>known brands</pre>

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 When a text  continues in the margin, that does not by itself make the margin text an addition (<add>). An addition is something added at a later stage. When Mondrian adds a sign to indicate where the text continues, we encode this sign as a metamark.
-==Categories of source representation==
+==Rend details==
-* [[Rend details]]
+If you need multiple values (like underlined and superscript) just enter them separated by a space: <hi rend="underline super">.
-* [[Transpositions]]
-* [[Incorrect text]]
+If a paragraph is indented, use rend="indent" on its first line (<lb>).
-* [[Unclear, illegible text]]
-* [[Empty lines]]
+We use rend="blockletters" for block capitals.
-* [[Hyphenation and other dashes]]
-* [[Notes in the text]]
+There is technically no difference between using a rend-attribute on an existing element and using a hi-element with that rend-attribute within that existing element. So
-* [[Postscripts]]
-* [[Envelopes]]
+<pre><addrLine rend="underline">New York City</addrLine></pre>
 ==See also==

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 ==See also==
 * [[Transcription: structure (Mondrian)]]
 * [[Transcription (Mondrian)]]
 [[Category:XML Mondrian]]

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 * '''@place'''	Indicates the location of (e.g.) an addition (above, below, margin, etc) or the closer.
+==The stages of changes==
 To encode different stages of changes, we use @seq
 i.e. Mondrian deleted a word and then added a new one.
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 When a text  continues in the margin, that does not by itself make the margin text an addition (<add>). An addition is something added at a later stage. When Mondrian adds a sign to indicate where the text continues, we encode this sign as a metamark.