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Added hyperref for easier browsing, list of unknown characters should now come with every text, not one for the whole work order.
author Klaus Thoden <kthoden@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de>
date Thu, 02 May 2013 15:04:28 +0200
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10 \label{section file conventions} 10 \label{section file conventions}
11 11
12 \begin{mainruleLessImportant} 12 \begin{mainruleLessImportant}
13 Save the text in plain text format (§.txt§) with Unicode §utf-8§ encoding. If the text is saved in more than one file, number the parts, for example §Euclid_part_001.txt§, §Euclid_part_002.txt§, and so on. Create a §zip§ archive from all files. 13 Save the text in plain text format (§.txt§) with Unicode §utf-8§ encoding. If the text is saved in more than one file, number the parts, for example §Euclid_part_001.txt§, §Euclid_part_002.txt§, and so on. Create a §zip§ archive from all files.
14 14
15 We will also need the list of unknown characters (see \sect{section unknown characters}). If the list is handwritten, scan it and save it as PDF file. 15 We will also need the list of unknown characters (see \sect{section unknown characters}) for each file. It should have the same filename
16 as the text it is from, but with the postfix §-unknown§ (e.\,g.
17 §Euclid-unknown.pdf§) . If the list is handwritten, scan it and save it as PDF file.
16 \end{mainruleLessImportant} 18 \end{mainruleLessImportant}
17 19
18 20
19 \section{General Markup} 21 \section{General Markup}
20 22
874 876
875 \subsubsection{Unknown Characters} 877 \subsubsection{Unknown Characters}
876 \label{section unknown characters} 878 \label{section unknown characters}
877 879
878 \begin{mainrule} 880 \begin{mainrule}
879 If there is an unknown character in the text, add it to the numbered list of unknown characters. From then on, type its number whenever it occurs in the text, e.g. §<001>§. 881 If there is an unknown character in the text, add it to the numbered
882 list of unknown characters. From then on, type its number whenever it
883 occurs in the text, e.g. §<001>§. Keep a separate list for every
884 single text. Do not make one list for the whole work order.
880 \end{mainrule} 885 \end{mainrule}
881 886
882 \begin{clarification} 887 \begin{clarification}
883 Before you create a number for an unknown character, first check whether \\ 888 Before you create a number for an unknown character, first check whether \\
884 (1)~it is a known ligature (Latin: \sect{section latin ligatures}, Greek: \sect{section greek ligatures}), \\ 889 (1)~it is a known ligature (Latin: \sect{section latin ligatures}, Greek: \sect{section greek ligatures}), \\