# Release: $Id$
#
-# TEI:
-#
-# addrPart = address contents
-# agent = individuals or corporations?
-# bibl = bibliographic items
-# biblPart = contents of a bibliographic item
-# inter = things that can appear between or within chunks
-# chunk = blocks that can't contain themselves (contains para)
-# common = chunk and inter (things in all bases)
-# data = inline names, dates, numbers, measures, etc.
-# (abbr, address, date, daterange, datestruct, expan, geogname, ...)
-# date = date expressions
-# demographic = elements describing demographics in a linguistic context
-# (used person and persongroup)
-# dict.parts = inlines elements in a dictionary entry
-# dict.toplevel = tags for blocks in a dictionary
-# divBot = elements that can occur at the end of a division
-# (byline, closing, epigraph, signed, ...)
-# divTop = elements that can occur at the start of a division
-# (similar to divBot)
-# dramaFront = elements that occur at the elemenets of divisions in a drama
-# (castlist, epilog, performance, prologue, set)
-# edit = inline for editorial corrections (deletions, edits...)
-# editIncl = same but can be anywhere (gap)
-# fm.chunk = frontmatter when no titlepage
-# front, back = level of divisions in front or back matter
-# (divGen, dramaFront)
-# hqInter = highlighting (q, quote, cit)
-# hqPhrase = highlighting (distinct, emph, foreign, gloss, hi, mentioned, socalled,
-# term, title)
-# Incl = (anchor, etc.)
-# lists = listlike elements
-# listBibl = biblist
-# metadata (metadata Incl: links, certainty, index)
-# names = persons. places, things (bloc, country, goegname, personname, region, ...)
-# notes = notelike elements (footnote, remark)
-# personPart = first, surname, ...
-# phrase = inlines
-# phrase.verse = verses
-# placePart = names of places
-# seg = elements used for arbitrary segmentation (clauses, phrase, morphemes, words)
-# sgmlKeywords = att, gi
-# stageDirection = camera, caption, move, sound, tech, view
-# tpParts = title page parts (as in a written work)
-
namespace ctrl = "http://nwalsh.com/xmlns/schema-control/"
namespace rng = "http://relaxng.org/ns/structure/1.0"
namespace s = "http://www.ascc.net/xml/schematron"
# ======================================================================
db.effectivity.attributes =
+ [
+ dbx:description [
+ db:para [
+ "The "
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "arch" ]
+ " attribute designates the computer or chip architecture" ~
+ " to which the element applies."
+ ]
+ ]
+ ]
attribute arch { text }?,
+
+ [
+ dbx:description [
+ db:para [
+ "The "
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "condition" ]
+ " attribute provides a standard place for" ~
+ " application-specific effectivity."
+ ]
+ db:para [
+ "Many DocBook users observed that in order to add an" ~
+ " effectivity condition that was unique to their environment" ~
+ " required "
+ db:quote [ "abusing" ]
+ " the semantics of one of the existing attributes, or adding" ~
+ " their own, making their customization "
+ db:link [ linkend="s-notdocbook" "an extension rather than a subset" ]
+ ". The"
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "condition" ]
+ " attribute is a general-purpose effectivity attribute" ~
+ " with no specified semantics."
+ ]
+ ]
+ ]
attribute condition { text }?,
+
+ [
+ dbx:description [
+ "The "
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "conformance" ]
+ " attribute indicates standards conformance characteristics" ~
+ " of the item contained in the element. These characteristics" ~
+ " are application-specific; DocBook provides no default semantics."
+ ]
+ ]
attribute conformance { text }?,
+
+ [
+ dbx:description [
+ db:para [
+ "The "
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "os" ]
+ " attribute indicates the operating" ~
+ " system to which the element is applicable."
+ ]
+ ]
+ ]
attribute os { text }?,
+
+ [
+ dbx:description [
+ db:para [
+ "The "
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "revision" ]
+ " attribute indicates the" ~
+ " editorial revision to which the element belongs."
+ ]
+ ]
+ ]
attribute revision { text }?,
+
+ [
+ dbx:description [
+ db:para [
+ "The "
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "security" ]
+ " attribute indicates something about" ~
+ " the security level associated with the element to which it applies."
+ ]
+ ]
+ ]
attribute security { text }?,
+
+ [
+ dbx:description [
+ db:para [
+ "The "
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "userlevel" ]
+ " attribute indicates the" ~
+ " level of user experience to which element applies."
+ ]
+ ]
+ ]
attribute userlevel { text }?,
- attribute vendor { text }?
+
+ [
+ dbx:description [
+ db:para [
+ "The "
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "vendor" ]
+ " attribute indicates the" ~
+ " computer vendor to which the element applies."
+ ]
+ ]
+ ]
+ attribute vendor { text }?,
+
+ [
+ dbx:description [
+ db:para [
+ "The "
+ db:tag [ class="attribute" "wordsize" ]
+ " attribute indicates the word size (width in bits)" ~
+ " of the computer architecture to which the element applies."
+ ]
+ ]
+ ]
+ attribute wordsize { text }?
# ======================================================================
| db.bibliosource
| db.collab
| db.confgroup
+ | db.contractsponsor
+ | db.contractnum
| db.copyright
| db.date
| db.edition
| db.issuenum
| db.keywordset
| db.legalnotice
+ | db.mediaobject
| db.orgname
| db.othercredit
| db.pagenums
[
db:refname [ "title" ]
- db:refpurpose [ "" ]
+ db:refpurpose [ "The text of the title of a section of a document or of a formal block-level element" ]
]
div {
db.attribution =
element attribution {
db.attribution.attlist,
- (db._text | db.personname)+
+ (db._text | db.personname | db.citetitle)+
}
}
# ======================================================================
-db.date.contentmodel = (xsd:date|xsd:dateTime|xsd:gYearMonth|xsd:gYear)
+db.date.contentmodel = (xsd:date|xsd:dateTime|xsd:gYearMonth|xsd:gYear|text)
# ======================================================================
[
db:refname [ "abbrev" ]
- db:refpurpose [ "" ]
+ db:refpurpose [ "An abbreviation, especially one followed by a period" ]
]
div {
db.link.role.attribute?
& db.common.attributes
& db.common.req.linking.attributes
+ & attribute endterm { xsd:IDREF }?
db.link =
element link {
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