On late duty.
March 6, 2017
I've tweaked quite a bit so that we don't check attributes that definitely can't be pointers, and so that when looking for a prefixDef we look first in the host file. I ran the process against the whole Mariage dataset and got some interesting results that were very helpful, causing me to go and fix the Mariage consistency checks, and write some other stuff for Mariage that fixes common linking errors not previously being reported.
We may need to tweak the layout and rendering of this a bit; it's not ideal right now, and has some features (such as a row-numbering column) which were set up for the first translation and may not suit this one. Waiting for feedback. Also refined the tagging tools page a bit.
Started working on Pausanias. worked till Cerameicus 1.3.1. fixed Places Macedonia and palestine. time spent 10:00 - 3:00 pm (5)
CyanogenMod has been replaced by LineageOS, and there is an unofficial Nougat ROM available.
To install it, hold the power, volume up AND volume down buttons simultaneously until you see the Google boot logo, then release the buttons.
Once you see the little droid dude lying down with his guts open, use the power button to select Recovery Mode and boot the tablet in to TWRP.
Once in TWRP, plug it in to your computer. It should find the tablet and mount it. Copy the zip file containing the ROM to the root of the drive (labelled 'Internal Storage'). Also copy in any other stuff that you can/must flash (like GApps).
In TWRP, select 'Install' and choose the ROM zip file and use the slider to indicate that you're serious.
Once flashed, run the 'Clear Dalvik cache' and go 'up' and run the install again, this time on the GApps image.
You should be able to boot in to the new OS now.
Updating schedule today with users additional hours. (Myths on Maps; Confederation Debates)
March 3, 2017
On late duty.
We have a sample encoding of MND annotations, and I worked today with MT to figure out how best to map it onto the ISE XML that has to be generated from it. I've ended up with some conversion XSLT, along with a set of recommendations emailed to the team; if everyone agrees, I'll be able to a) fix the encoding done by DJ and SW, b) harden-up the TEI schema to help with this type of encoding, and c) convert it to what the ISE machinery needs.
Encoded the rest of the introduction and started on the side-by-side translation. Some questions sent to HT on style and duplicate note numbers.
We're now getting French content ready for encoding, and the line-break-detection algorithm was based only on an English dictionary. Going back to this post, I found a French hunspell dictionary and unmunched it, then added language detection to the hocr_to_tei.xsl and dictionary_module.xsl code, based on there being @xml:lang="fr" on the root TEI element. This seems to be working, although the unmunched French dictionary is nowhere near as good as the English one. It might be a good idea to look around for a better one.