Open ilovan opened 5 years ago
So precision needs a match attribute whose value is the same as the one in placeName?
That's what I thought from what Mihaela says in the CWRC-Writer RDF doc but I am now confused since the URI is not repeated in the example given here. @ilovan please clarify.
I can't tell. Mihaela is this exactly as it should be? Does @ref
point generically to the URI? or is it replaced by the URI? I can't look it up--no search box on this version of the TEI guidelines at least.
@ajmacdonald, ad discussed yesterday morning during the standup:
The match attribute points to the @ref attribute, not to the value of the ref attribute. See example at https://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ref-precision.html
It's a way to specify which of the attributes of the parent element the precision element applies to .
OK, so is this now clear, @ajmacdonald ?
As I understand this, the XML generated by CWRC-Writer has to change. But I am putting <placeName ref="http://viaf.org/viaf/7996154387399030970000/" cert="definite">Oslo<precision match=@ref precision="unknown" /></placeName>
into the CWRC-Writer RDF Annotations doc assuming it is what we will have.
confirmed on dev-cwrc-writer
Currently, this is the mapping for precision in TEI:
When I reached <placeName ref="http://viaf.org/viaf/7996154387399030970000/" cert="definite">Oslo<precision precision="unknown" /></placeName>
According to TEI practice, it should be something more like:
When I reached <placeName ref="http://viaf.org/viaf/7996154387399030970000/" cert="definite">Oslo<precision match=@ref precision="unknown" /></placeName>
This woudl say that: