It was suggested (see) that the Cologne digitizations should implement, in a uniform way, the resolution of hyphenated text.
I've approached this in a few isolated cases, and in different ways.
The most recent attempt was with the lbinfo xml-style markup of ap90 dictionary. For example,
It was suggested (see) that the Cologne digitizations should implement, in a uniform way, the resolution of hyphenated text.
I've approached this in a few isolated cases, and in different ways. The most recent attempt was with the lbinfo xml-style markup of ap90 dictionary. For example,
This would be applicable to the digitizations which currently honor the lines of the printed text (types 1-4 in the first comment).
Should this markup style be adopted when this task is undertaken? Are there other possible markup solutions which should be considered?