July 16 :9-12
July 16, 2012
Had a couple of emails back and forth with ER of systems about rationalizing the thicket of domain names and hosts associated with the Internet Shakespeare Edition and related projects.
drebeta.ise.uvic.ca
dre.internetshakespeare.uvic.ca
dre.isebeta.uvic.ca
dre.uvic.ca
internetshakespeare2.uvic.ca
internetshakespeare.uvic.ca
isebeta.uvic.ca
isechronicle.uvic.ca
iselive.uvic.ca
ise.uvic.ca
manatee.hcmc.uvic.ca
qme.internetshakespeare.uvic.ca
qme.uvic.ca
ER recommends:
"A quick proposal to think about is something like a domain of ise.uvic.ca and then hosts like:
beta.ise.uvic.ca
chronicle.ise.uvic.ca
live.ise.uvic.ca
The only challenge there is that the IP address on ise.uvic.ca would require Network services staff to change as that would be an IP address on a domain which is fairly common but not handled by our normal network toolkit."
In talking with MB and MT of ISE, there are two parallel setups (the Digital Renaissance Editions and the Queen's Men Editions). I think they're leaning to a similar setup for each of those as the ISE has. On the other hand, they may want to keep some kind of association with the ISE in the domain or host name.
So, we have the following domains: dre.uvic.ca, qme.uvic.ca
and the following hosts:
beta.dre.uvic.ca
[whatever others make sense]
We'd have to work out with the ISE people what each of the following are for and whether or not to keep them:
dre.internetshakespeare.uvic.ca
dre.isebeta.uvic.ca
internetshakespeare2.uvic.ca
internetshakespeare.uvic.ca
manatee.hcmc.uvic.ca
qme.internetshakespeare.uvic.ca
I am currently making all the demonyms for Apollodorus and came across "greeks" just after the bit with Deucalion's flood. All that happens is that they have their name changed to Hellenes. Lauren thinks that it's not good to mark them up as Greeks because that's not how it would show up in the Greek. I'm not sure what to do: Mark it up; leave it blank? Laurel? Simon
It's true that I think that a "Greeks" group might be too big to be useful, since it will include a huge number of people and groups, and criteria for membership will be difficult to define and apply consistently, especially since I don't think that "Greeks" is used consistently of any Greek word across texts and translations. I could be brought around to the idea of such a group, but only if we think carefully about it first and are explicit about what a "greeks" group is, who will be in it and when will we use it. --Lauren
July 13, 2012
July 13 9-4
The data files have a who attribute with value "#interviewer" for full utterances by the interviewer. The code for generating the full transcript captured that attribute and generated the correct xhtml class attribute. The javascript code generating the subtitles texts did not.
I added an isInterviewer key to the caption object in js_captions.xsl and then in captions.js I test for the value of the isInterviewer key to determine whether or not to add a class="interviewer" to the output element.
I tried doing it all in the js_captions.xsl (to save more processing in the js loop in captions.js, but couldn't get it to go.
Any annotation that goes beyond the size of the full transcript box leads to having a scrolldown bar appearing. However, it is impossible to scroll down, the screen and annotation flicker, and it makes it impossible to read the content of the annotation.
Simplest thing was to add more bottom-padding to the detailPanel in global.css, so that's what I did.
Any title (film, book, etc.) inserted in a <title> element within the titleStmt/title element does not show on the screen (see files sngl1 & sngl2)
Temporary improvement:
Modified the code in player.xql 40 from
let $title := $movie//tei:titleStmt/tei:title/text()
to
let $title := $movie//tei:titleStmt/tei:title/text() | $movie//tei:titleStmt/tei:title/tei:title/text()
Problem is that I eventually want to style any embedded titles, and the current approach isn't going to support that. I'll have to do some research to figure out how to parse the titleStmt element rather than just grab its text.
When generating an item in the list of related videos, the relatedList code in player.xql looked for
$relatedTitle := $related//tei:title
which I changed to
$relatedTitle := $related//tei:titleStmt/tei:title
so that only the title in the titleStmt would be returned and not all the title elements (e.g. of books, productions etc.) in the utterances
The space inserted between </ref> and <ref> is automatically deleted, which results in words annotated consecutively to be run together in the output xhtml. E.g. :
http://pear.hcmc.uvic.ca:8081/francotoile21/player.xql?id=accf1 (end of
6th paragraph)
in transcript.xsl added <xsl:text> </xsl:text> at end of template for tei:ref[@type='info'] to force a space to appear after the anchor in the xhtml generated from each tei:ref element
Again, haven't posted hours for a few weeks.
June 25 - June 29 +2.0 (M +0.5 T 0 W +0.5 R 0 F +1.0)
July 3 - July 6 +2.5 (M stat T +0.5 W +1.0 R +0.5 F +0.5)
July 9 - July 13 +1.5 (M +1.0 T 0 W+1.0 R -1.0 F +0.5)