Converted 3LL, 3L3LL, OWT, and TTR3 from DRE. These were fairly straightforward and look fine in the output. The rest of the QME texts have specific issues, which I've emailed JJ about.
May 25, 2018
May 24, 2018
Converted FV, FBFB, and Leir from the QME site; the conversion seems to be working well still, but every text throws a new wrench. These look good, though, but they are the already published ones; the next ones might be a bit trickier.
Trying to fix validation problems in Keats.
Fixed the remnants of a conflict in a file committed by KB. Combined the two files with the two parts of Lamia into one, because KB has been linking to a single file that doesn't exist, and it's not horribly big. Added four new images to the gallery.
Ported over the XSL schematron pipeline to MoEML, which is working nicely. What's nice about this is that we now have the TEI schematron embedded into MoEML's own schematron, which is quite nice.
I've changed the main build (london/build.xml) to use the XSLT created by the schematron process and everything seems to be fine. It is very slightly slower than the schematron ant task, but it much nicer since the error messages fail the build immediately, rather than waiting for Jenkins to parse the "ERROR" output.
Credits for proofers are now included in the output where they're available in the XML as respStmts. There is XSLT which can harvest most proofer info automatically from the HOCR, so with the exception of about 500 pages, where the proofer is only known personally to DH, that info can be added as collections are completed, and will appear on the site.
...for the Eysteinsson article; two questions outstanding with editor.
May 23, 2018
Met with JJ and MK to discuss mayoral pageants plans. JJ and MK are looking into facsimiles and may have found a potential one, which is exciting. Discussed plans going forward and how and if we should do the embedded transcription. MK is going to experiment with FAME2 to see if it's worthwhile while I continue tinkering with some code to turn our semi-diplomatic transcriptions into surfaces, zones, and lines.
One issue that still needs to be resolved, however, is file naming practices. Is it right to keep the diplomatic transcription as, for example, FAME2 or should it be FAME2_diplomatic and FAME2_modern? And if users go to FAME2.htm, what should they get? It seems intuitive for them to get FAME2_index, but we'll need to discuss that further.
Trying to catch up after vacation.
Working more closely on the map rendering thing, and I still haven't figured out a solution. It's as if my zoom-out code is being optimized away, whatever approach I try. However, I found and fixed a bunch of old bugs in the code, and cleaned some things up.