Durm XML Markup
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1. Overview
The formal DTD used within the Durm Corpus is available for download. Here, we briefly describe the meaning of the various elements.
These tags are already present in HdA.txt (Tustep markup).
- P
- Paragraph, like HTML. Can have an attribute pagebreak denoting that it continues on the next page (value "firstpart") or is such a continuation (value "secondpart").
Formel
Formulas have not been transcribed. Thus, in place of a formula or equation there are multiple underscores in the Tustep file, followed by an empty Formel tag.
negEZ
Seems to be some kind of list, numbered with letters.
Biaoge
Has something to do with tables, not investigated further yet.
tspb
Has something to do with tables, not investigated further yet.
- H1
- Heading level 1, like HTML. Used for section headings ("a) ...").
- H2
Heading level 2, like HTML. Used for subsection headings ("1) ...").
i
Italic, like in HTML.
hr
Horizontal line, like in HTML. Can have an attribute footnotes denoting that it separates the footnotes of a page from the main text. These are in fact the only <hr>s occuring.
center
Centering of text, like in HTML.
book
The top level element, enclosing the whole file.
chapter
A chapter. This information is added by durm2xml.
title
The title of a chapter is explicitly marked up by this tag.
section
A chapter. This information is added by durm2xml.
Grafik
A container for <Figure>s. durm2xml quotes its attribute values correctly.
Fig
A single figure. Only occurs inside <Grafik>, even when there's only one figure. In the Tustep file, they are already present, but look like this: "Fig1", "Fig2" etc. The number denotes the order of the figures inside the Grafik container, it is extracted and transformed into the value of an attribute no by durm2xml.
break
Linebreaks are removed by durm2xml by replacing the first part of the word by the complete word and removing the second part. This word is then enclosed in <break>.
fontsize
A change in font size. What kind of change is given by the attribute change, with values of the form "{ + | - }{1, 2, 3}".
footnote
Either a reference to a footnote in the text (attribute to) or a footnote itself (attribute from), in both cases with the footnote number as value.
highlow
Subscript (attribute type = "low") or superscript (attribute type = "high").
indent
Indentation, how far is given by the attribute level with values "1" or "two".
line
A line in the original print edition. To avoid all sorts of incorrect nesting problems, it is an empty element, occuring at the start of the line. Has the line number and the page the line is on as attributes.
page
A new page in the original print edition. Has the number as value of the attribute no.
sidenote
A side note/marginal note.. The attribute margin denotes on which margin ("left" or "right") it appears in the original print.
smallcaps
SMALL CAPS.
spacing
Emphasis by wider letter spacing.
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