Closed sarampcarvalho closed 5 years ago
I would tend to allow <note>
to occur. This complements nicely <def>
in your example.
Having note would be very helpful for the encoding in terminological dictionaries, because ISO definitions can be accompanied by an explicit note. See attched example. Thanking you, my best regards, Margarida
I couldn't agree more. We'll bring back note
!
@laurentromary will you have a moment to implement this tonight? or should I do look into in the morning?
Implemented now. Check the compilation and resulting schema.
Merci, Laurent!
A "note" :) for @sarampcarvalho and @GuidaRamos. The newly compiled version of the TEI Lex-0 schema is not yet in our workshop repository. I will add it later during the day (in case we make some more changes in the meantime) and then you'll have to do the whole shebang of merging from upstream to get the latest version. But we can do this at the beginning of the class today...
Thank you @laurentromary and @ttasovac! "Note" taken! :)
Thank you all !!
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Merci, Laurent! A "note" :) for @sarampcarvalho and @GuidaRamos. The newly compiled version of the TEI Lex-0 schema is not yet in our workshop repository. I will add it later during the day (in case we make some more changes in the meantime) and then you'll have to do the whole shebang of merging from upstream to get the latest version. But we can do this at the beginning of the class today... — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
At the Lisbon TEI Masterclass I am encoding an example entry for the upcoming Dictionary of Endometriosis. The entry contains a definition and an additional explanatory note. I understand that note has become deprecated in TEI-Lex0, but dictScrap is currently also not allowed inside a sense.
Furthermore, I am not sure that dictScrap would be appropriate here, because this really is a further expansion on the definition (i.e. it depicts a subtype of the notion being defined) and not some unspecified content.
I'd appreciate some feedback whenever possible. Best regards, Sara Carvalho