Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of schema/tei-pointers

Timestamp:

Feb 18, 2011, 3:35:08 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

jwillenborg

Comment:

--

schema/tei-pointers

@@ -1 @@
-== Simple pointers and links: within a document by Id attribute ==
+== Pointers and links
+
+=== XLink ===
+See [http://www.w3.org/TR/xlink/ XML Linking Language (XLink) Version 1.0].
+
+Each element could use the XLink attributes for example:
+* <p>The best german punk band is <div xlink:href="http://slime.de/">Slime</div>.</p>
+
+=== XPointer ===
+See [http://www.w3.org/TR/xptr-framework/ XML Pointer Language (XPointer)]. XPointer could be used in URI's such as provided by XLink. Examples:
+
+* <p>This is discussed in <div xlink:href="example.xml#xpointer((//p)[1])">the first paragraph of the example document</div>.</p>  
+* <p>This is discussed in <div xlink:href="example.xml#xpointer(id('4711')/div[1])">the first division of the example document</div>.</p>
+
+==== XPoints ====
+
+  [[Image(xpoint.png)]]
+  
+* Examples
+  * point(1.0) is just inside the beginning of the p element.
+  * point(1.2) is between the end of the em element and the following text node (which contains "world.").
+  * point(.0) immediately precedes the root node.
+  * point(1/2/1.1) immediately following the "b" in the middle text node.
+
+==== Range ====
+* xpointer(id("chap1")/range-to(id("chap2"))) (the range from the start point of the element with ID "chap1" to the end point of the element with ID "chap2")
+* string-range(//title,"Thomas Pynchon")[17] (the 17th of those "Thomas Pynchon" strings appearing in a title  element)
+* ...
+
+
+=== TEI: Elements for simple pointers and links ===
 
 * <ptr> a pointer to another location in the current document in terms of one or more identifiable elements.
@@ -25 +55 @@
 * <seg> identifies a span or segment of text within a document so that it may be pointed to.
 
-== Extended pointers: Between documents and by XPointer ==
+=== TEI: Elements for extended pointers ===
+(also TEI XPointer could be used)
 
 * <xptr> defines a pointer to another location in the current document or an external document.
@@ -43 +74 @@
     --> HTML: <p>This is discussed in <a href="http://www.tei-c.org/TEI/Guidelines/SA.html#SAXR">the subsection on external linking</a>
 
-* XPointers in a URL:
-  * example.xml#xpointer((//p)[1])
-  * example.xml#xpointer(id('4711')/div[1])
-
-* XPoints
-
-  [[Image(xpoint.png)]]
-  
-  * Examples
-    * point(1.0) is just inside the beginning of the p element.
-    * point(1.2) is between the end of the em element and the following text node (which contains "world.").
-    * point(.0) immediately precedes the root node.
-    * point(1/2/1.1) immediately following the "b" in the middle text node.