Mariage

Processed and added Le Cornar Content. Only one more to do from the latest batch.

Les Fruits Malheureux cleaned up, processed and added to SVN.

La Cornologie cleaned up, processed and turned into an IMT file.

Le Jenin Parfait now cleaned up, processed and XML'ed.

Added Conception des Cornes. This image took a lot of cleaning up. The approach I eventually took with some success was to increase both contrast and brightness (32% and 33% respectively), then I was able to do select-similar stuff to get wide blocks of the noise; using Despeckle carefully on selected areas worked well too.

As with the previous one, cleaned up the image, created the two smaller images, and built the Image Markup file, although I haven't entered any text yet. Added everything to SVN, but I haven't uploaded it to the site yet.

Finished cleaning up the image, created the two smaller images, and built the Image Markup file, although I haven't entered any text yet. Added everything to SVN, but I haven't uploaded it to the site yet.

Note to self: when cleaning up images, select by colour in the Gimp is your friend.

Up to now, we've been using a schema which was generated using oddbyexample.xsl from our document collection last year, and then slightly modified. I've now substantially modified the ODD file to make the following changes:

• Allow <argument> to appear in various locations in which it's not normally allowed, because we have marginal-style arguments throughout our new prose texts, and many of the appear in locations where there's no sentence or division break.
• Fix some previous errors in attribute values that were available because of errors in the original documents.
• Added back the <rs> element, which we use in TOCs.
• Added lots of new attribute values for e.g. @type, which are required for the new documents.

In the process, I fixed some issues in a couple of the actual documents, and I now have the two new documents linking to the updated schema instead of the tei_all they were temporarily using.

In our texts, arguments frequently occur in marginal position, without interrupting the flow of the text. We now have an example of one which occurs inside one of our weird extended quote forms, so I need to make <argument> an acceptable child of <quote> in the ODD, and generate a new schema.

Adding id attributes to the reference elements themselves was enough to make the popup function, in that the reference element is copied to the popup and displayed; so that's one issue fixed. However, because the default display in the reference list shows each reference collapsed, it's also collapsed when it's copied to the popup. I need to elaborate the showReference() function a little so that it can auto-expand that stuff if necessary (without breaking the way the same function works in the context of anthology documents and articles).