2) We'll output these in a series of TEI formatted lists.
3) You, @KSD32, will then need to add @xml:id values to that list, and lump duplicate values together. A <person> element contains a single @xml:id that can dereference many <persName> elements you hold inside.
4) Last, we will write XSLT to do an identity transformation on your ODD file and add those xml:id values as lists of legal attributes with hashtags attached for @ref on your inline coding of the letters.
1) To start this, we need to extract (with XSLT) sorted lists of distinct-values() of the following element contents:
listPerson
listOrg (institutional entities, nation states, etc):
listPlace
2) We'll output these in a series of TEI formatted lists.
3) You, @KSD32, will then need to add
@xml:idvalues to that list, and lump duplicate values together. A<person>element contains a single@xml:idthat can dereference many<persName>elements you hold inside.4) Last, we will write XSLT to do an identity transformation on your ODD file and add those xml:id values as lists of legal attributes with hashtags attached for
@refon your inline coding of the letters.