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JEdit

2015-03-06T11:27:43Z

Christof.s: /* User commentary */

[[Category:Tools]]

[[Category:Development tools]]
[[Category:Editing tools]]
[[Category:Conversion and preprocessing tools]]

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== Synopsis ==
'''jEdit''' is a programmer's editor, licensed under GPL 2.0, with numerous plugins.

== Features ==

As a generic text editor, jEdit has a lot of features like plugins, syntax highlighting, code folding, Unicode support, etc. For working with TEI, especially features from the XML/XSLT plugins are helpful:

* Tree view of the document
* XML tag/attribute completion
* Validation and error highlighting with support for DTD, XSD and RNG
* Matching tag highlighting and selection
* XML reformatting/reindenting
* Built-in XSLT processor (in XSLT plugin)

== User commentary ==
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In my experience, this is a really nice and simple editor for working with XML/TEI files, with most of the most fundamental needs catered for. It is a good choice for use with learners of TEI, because it is not too overwhelmingly complex and has an open license. Syntax highlighting, the tree view, validation and basic transformations are all there. However, autocomplete / context-dependent tag or attribute suggestions do not really work as expected. It doesn't have the elegance of Geany, nor the simplicity of XMLCopy, nor the feature-richness of oXygen, but it does get many things right as long as your needs are relatively basic. --[[User:Christof.s|christof.s]] 12:27, 6 March 2015 (CET)

== System requirements ==
Cross-platform, Java-based

== Source code and licensing ==
Licensed under GPL 2.0

(Is it open-source? If so, what license type?)
(For non-open source software, What does a license cost?)
(Is there any technical support fee? How often do you have to pay it?)
(Is there any discount for academic institutions?)
(Is there a discount for TEI members?)

== Support for TEI ==
(Does it support TEI or TEI Lite "out of the box"?)
(How easily can TEI be implemented?)
(Are there customized versions of the tool created for the TEI community, perhaps even by those not affiliated with the tool's creators?)

jEdit does not support TEI “out of the box.” Through the XML plugin, schema-validation is possible.

In order to validate all documents in TEI namespace against an RNG schema, it is possible to add a ''schemas.xml'' file to the local directory or install it globally in the XML plugin’s settings directory:

<source lang="xml">
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<locatingRules xmlns="http://thaiopensource.com/ns/locating-rules/1.0">
<namespace ns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0" uri="tei_all.rng"/>
</locatingRules>
</source>

In addition to validation using the XML plugin, the XSLT plugin provides features for transforming XML documents using XSLT stylesheets and for searching XML documents using XPath expressions.

== Language(s) ==
(What computer language is the tool written in?)
(What language(s) are used in the interface?)
(What language(s) are used in the documentation?)

jEdit is written in Java. It support scripts and macros in BeanShell and Python (through the Jython plugin).

The interface supports these languages:

* English
* German
* French
* Japanese
* Czech
* Russian
* Chinese

== Documentation ==
Documentation is available through a built-in help browser, and online from http://www.jedit.org/users-guide/.

== Tech support ==
(What technical support is provided by the creators of the tool?)

== User community ==
(Are there any communities of users?)

== Sample implementations ==
(links to demo sites running the tool or successful implementations of it)

== Current version number and date of release ==
(type in that information here)

== History of versions ==

The first release of jEdit was in 1998. On February 5, 2015, jEdit version 5.2.0 has been released.

== How to download or buy ==
* Home page: http://www.jedit.org/
* Sourceforge page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jedit/

== Additional notes ==
(type in that information here)

JEdit

2015-03-06T11:19:35Z

Christof.s: /* History of versions */

[[Category:Tools]]

[[Category:Development tools]]
[[Category:Editing tools]]
[[Category:Conversion and preprocessing tools]]

{{stub}}

== Synopsis ==
'''jEdit''' is a programmer's editor, licensed under GPL 2.0, with numerous plugins.

== Features ==

As a generic text editor, jEdit has a lot of features like plugins, syntax highlighting, code folding, Unicode support, etc. For working with TEI, especially features from the XML/XSLT plugins are helpful:

* Tree view of the document
* XML tag/attribute completion
* Validation and error highlighting with support for DTD, XSD and RNG
* Matching tag highlighting and selection
* XML reformatting/reindenting
* Built-in XSLT processor (in XSLT plugin)

== User commentary ==
'''Please sign all comments.'''
(please leave the above note about signing comments, and add signed comments here below it)

== System requirements ==
Cross-platform, Java-based

== Source code and licensing ==
Licensed under GPL 2.0

(Is it open-source? If so, what license type?)
(For non-open source software, What does a license cost?)
(Is there any technical support fee? How often do you have to pay it?)
(Is there any discount for academic institutions?)
(Is there a discount for TEI members?)

== Support for TEI ==
(Does it support TEI or TEI Lite "out of the box"?)
(How easily can TEI be implemented?)
(Are there customized versions of the tool created for the TEI community, perhaps even by those not affiliated with the tool's creators?)

jEdit does not support TEI “out of the box.” Through the XML plugin, schema-validation is possible.

In order to validate all documents in TEI namespace against an RNG schema, it is possible to add a ''schemas.xml'' file to the local directory or install it globally in the XML plugin’s settings directory:

<source lang="xml">
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<locatingRules xmlns="http://thaiopensource.com/ns/locating-rules/1.0">
<namespace ns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0" uri="tei_all.rng"/>
</locatingRules>
</source>

In addition to validation using the XML plugin, the XSLT plugin provides features for transforming XML documents using XSLT stylesheets and for searching XML documents using XPath expressions.

== Language(s) ==
(What computer language is the tool written in?)
(What language(s) are used in the interface?)
(What language(s) are used in the documentation?)

jEdit is written in Java. It support scripts and macros in BeanShell and Python (through the Jython plugin).

The interface supports these languages:

* English
* German
* French
* Japanese
* Czech
* Russian
* Chinese

== Documentation ==
Documentation is available through a built-in help browser, and online from http://www.jedit.org/users-guide/.

== Tech support ==
(What technical support is provided by the creators of the tool?)

== User community ==
(Are there any communities of users?)

== Sample implementations ==
(links to demo sites running the tool or successful implementations of it)

== Current version number and date of release ==
(type in that information here)

== History of versions ==

The first release of jEdit was in 1998. On February 5, 2015, jEdit version 5.2.0 has been released.

== How to download or buy ==
* Home page: http://www.jedit.org/
* Sourceforge page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jedit/

== Additional notes ==
(type in that information here)

JEdit

2015-03-06T11:15:57Z

Christof.s: /* Support for TEI */

[[Category:Tools]]

[[Category:Development tools]]
[[Category:Editing tools]]
[[Category:Conversion and preprocessing tools]]

{{stub}}

== Synopsis ==
'''jEdit''' is a programmer's editor, licensed under GPL 2.0, with numerous plugins.

== Features ==

As a generic text editor, jEdit has a lot of features like plugins, syntax highlighting, code folding, Unicode support, etc. For working with TEI, especially features from the XML/XSLT plugins are helpful:

* Tree view of the document
* XML tag/attribute completion
* Validation and error highlighting with support for DTD, XSD and RNG
* Matching tag highlighting and selection
* XML reformatting/reindenting
* Built-in XSLT processor (in XSLT plugin)

== User commentary ==
'''Please sign all comments.'''
(please leave the above note about signing comments, and add signed comments here below it)

== System requirements ==
Cross-platform, Java-based

== Source code and licensing ==
Licensed under GPL 2.0

(Is it open-source? If so, what license type?)
(For non-open source software, What does a license cost?)
(Is there any technical support fee? How often do you have to pay it?)
(Is there any discount for academic institutions?)
(Is there a discount for TEI members?)

== Support for TEI ==
(Does it support TEI or TEI Lite "out of the box"?)
(How easily can TEI be implemented?)
(Are there customized versions of the tool created for the TEI community, perhaps even by those not affiliated with the tool's creators?)

jEdit does not support TEI “out of the box.” Through the XML plugin, schema-validation is possible.

In order to validate all documents in TEI namespace against an RNG schema, it is possible to add a ''schemas.xml'' file to the local directory or install it globally in the XML plugin’s settings directory:

<source lang="xml">
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<locatingRules xmlns="http://thaiopensource.com/ns/locating-rules/1.0">
<namespace ns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0" uri="tei_all.rng"/>
</locatingRules>
</source>

In addition to validation using the XML plugin, the XSLT plugin provides features for transforming XML documents using XSLT stylesheets and for searching XML documents using XPath expressions.

== Language(s) ==
(What computer language is the tool written in?)
(What language(s) are used in the interface?)
(What language(s) are used in the documentation?)

jEdit is written in Java. It support scripts and macros in BeanShell and Python (through the Jython plugin).

The interface supports these languages:

* English
* German
* French
* Japanese
* Czech
* Russian
* Chinese

== Documentation ==
Documentation is available through a built-in help browser, and online from http://www.jedit.org/users-guide/.

== Tech support ==
(What technical support is provided by the creators of the tool?)

== User community ==
(Are there any communities of users?)

== Sample implementations ==
(links to demo sites running the tool or successful implementations of it)

== Current version number and date of release ==
(type in that information here)

== History of versions ==
(type in that information here)

== How to download or buy ==
* Home page: http://www.jedit.org/
* Sourceforge page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jedit/

== Additional notes ==
(type in that information here)

TEICHI

2011-08-18T07:35:52Z

Christof.s: /* System requirements */ requirements

[[Category:Tools]]

[[Category:Publishing and delivery tools]]

== Synopsis ==
"The TEICHI Framework is a modular tool for displaying documents encoded according to the guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI Lite P5) as pages in a Drupal-based website."

== Features ==
http://www.teichi.org/features

== User commentary ==
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== System requirements ==
Text encoding needs to be done in TEI Lite (P5). A running Drupal 7 installation is required. TEI Content does not rely on any other contributed modules, but the Drupal core book module needs to be enabled. On the server, MySQL 5.0.15 or higher including libxslt is required. The TEI Download module requires PHP's Zip extension to be enabled on the server.

== Source code and licensing ==
"All modules are published under a GNU General Public License, version 2 or later, as is required by Drupal."

== Support for TEI ==
The TEI Content module "provides specific support for many of the features that are part of the TEI Lite (P5) set of elements." This includes things like alternative readings (via choice, orig/reg, sic/corr elements), scribal corrections (del, add, gap, unclear elements), several types of quotes (inline or block, quotes or italic), and author and editor notes.

== Language(s) ==
User interface is english only.

== Documentation ==
http://www.teichi.org/documentation

== Tech support ==
http://www.teichi.org/contact

== User community ==

== Sample implementations ==
http://www.berardier.org/

== Current version number and date of release ==
Version 0.6, 04/2011.

== History of versions ==
http://www.teichi.org/roadmap

== How to download or buy ==
http://www.teichi.org/downloads

== Additional notes ==

TEICHI

2011-08-18T07:33:13Z

Christof.s: /* Language(s) */ english

[[Category:Tools]]

[[Category:Publishing and delivery tools]]

== Synopsis ==
"The TEICHI Framework is a modular tool for displaying documents encoded according to the guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI Lite P5) as pages in a Drupal-based website."

== Features ==
http://www.teichi.org/features

== User commentary ==
'''Please sign all comments.'''
(please leave the above note about signing comments, and add signed comments here below it)

== System requirements ==

== Source code and licensing ==
"All modules are published under a GNU General Public License, version 2 or later, as is required by Drupal."

== Support for TEI ==
The TEI Content module "provides specific support for many of the features that are part of the TEI Lite (P5) set of elements." This includes things like alternative readings (via choice, orig/reg, sic/corr elements), scribal corrections (del, add, gap, unclear elements), several types of quotes (inline or block, quotes or italic), and author and editor notes.

== Language(s) ==
User interface is english only.

== Documentation ==
http://www.teichi.org/documentation

== Tech support ==
http://www.teichi.org/contact

== User community ==

== Sample implementations ==
http://www.berardier.org/

== Current version number and date of release ==
Version 0.6, 04/2011.

== History of versions ==
http://www.teichi.org/roadmap

== How to download or buy ==
http://www.teichi.org/downloads

== Additional notes ==

TEICHI

2011-08-18T07:32:47Z

Christof.s: /* Current version number and date of release */ date of release

[[Category:Tools]]

[[Category:Publishing and delivery tools]]

== Synopsis ==
"The TEICHI Framework is a modular tool for displaying documents encoded according to the guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI Lite P5) as pages in a Drupal-based website."

== Features ==
http://www.teichi.org/features

== User commentary ==
'''Please sign all comments.'''
(please leave the above note about signing comments, and add signed comments here below it)

== System requirements ==

== Source code and licensing ==
"All modules are published under a GNU General Public License, version 2 or later, as is required by Drupal."

== Support for TEI ==
The TEI Content module "provides specific support for many of the features that are part of the TEI Lite (P5) set of elements." This includes things like alternative readings (via choice, orig/reg, sic/corr elements), scribal corrections (del, add, gap, unclear elements), several types of quotes (inline or block, quotes or italic), and author and editor notes.

== Language(s) ==

== Documentation ==
http://www.teichi.org/documentation

== Tech support ==
http://www.teichi.org/contact

== User community ==

== Sample implementations ==
http://www.berardier.org/

== Current version number and date of release ==
Version 0.6, 04/2011.

== History of versions ==
http://www.teichi.org/roadmap

== How to download or buy ==
http://www.teichi.org/downloads

== Additional notes ==

TEICHI

2011-08-18T07:31:55Z

Christof.s: /* Support for TEI */ some precisions on supported tags

[[Category:Tools]]

[[Category:Publishing and delivery tools]]

== Synopsis ==
"The TEICHI Framework is a modular tool for displaying documents encoded according to the guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI Lite P5) as pages in a Drupal-based website."

== Features ==
http://www.teichi.org/features

== User commentary ==
'''Please sign all comments.'''
(please leave the above note about signing comments, and add signed comments here below it)

== System requirements ==

== Source code and licensing ==
"All modules are published under a GNU General Public License, version 2 or later, as is required by Drupal."

== Support for TEI ==
The TEI Content module "provides specific support for many of the features that are part of the TEI Lite (P5) set of elements." This includes things like alternative readings (via choice, orig/reg, sic/corr elements), scribal corrections (del, add, gap, unclear elements), several types of quotes (inline or block, quotes or italic), and author and editor notes.

== Language(s) ==

== Documentation ==
http://www.teichi.org/documentation

== Tech support ==
http://www.teichi.org/contact

== User community ==

== Sample implementations ==
http://www.berardier.org/

== Current version number and date of release ==
Version 0.6

== History of versions ==
http://www.teichi.org/roadmap

== How to download or buy ==
http://www.teichi.org/downloads

== Additional notes ==

TEICHI

2011-08-18T07:27:34Z

Christof.s: /* History of versions */ link to roadmap

User:Christof.s

2011-04-30T11:08:24Z

Christof.s: New page: Christof, Würzburg

Christof, Würzburg

TEIZoteroTranslator

2011-04-30T11:07:47Z

Christof.s: /* Synopsis */

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[[Category:Administrative tools]]
[[Category:Editing tools]]
[[Category:Conversion and preprocessing tools]]
[[Category:Publishing and delivery tools]]
[[Category:Header creation tools]]
[[Category:Glue]]

== Synopsis ==
The tei-zotero-translator is a simple translator that seeks to bridge the gap between editing documents following the TEI Guidelines and maintaining the bibliographies with Zotero <http://www.zotero.org>.

The translator exports items from the Zotero database to TEI biblStruct elements. It integrates with Zotero, such that it is possible to select TEI as a target export format. Initially, it has been developed to create bibliographies for papers written in TEI P5, but should as well be useful for other projects.

== Features ==
* Export selected entries of your Zotero Database to a structured bibliography, that is <biblStruct>s in a <listBibl>.
* optionally create xml:ids in the form <Author><Year>[a-z] (e.g. Carroll1999 or VOICE_Project2009a)
* optionally export Zotero notes.

== User commentary ==
'''Please sign all comments.'''

See also [[ZoteroToTEI]]. ([[User:Kshawkin|Kshawkin]])

== System requirements ==
This exporter requires the Zotero plugin (version 2.1.x) to be installed in Firefox.

== Source code and licensing ==
Open source, GPL v3.
That means it is free, but you may contribute.

== Support for TEI ==
Exports to TEI P5.

== Language(s) ==
Ecmascript + e4x

== Documentation ==
There is no documentation yet, apart from the comments in the file. Nevertheless, with these comments it should be fairly easy to get the translator running. Having successfully installed the tei-zotero-translator, it is possible to select TEIBiblstruct as export format when exporting a selection of items from the Zotero database.

== Tech support ==
You can get in touch via the google-code page [http://code.google.com/p/tei-zotero-translator/]

== Current version number and date of release ==
2011-04-18

== How to download or buy ==
For firefox 4 / Zotero 2.1 a beta of a packaged extension is available for download [http://code.google.com/p/tei-zotero-translator/downloads/list].

* For other versions of firefox and Zotero it might be an option to try the source packages of the translator. The installation is straightforward and requires only little knowledge of your system. The individual steps are detailed in the description at the beginning of the source file.
* For older versions of Zotero (2.0) [http://tei-zotero-translator.googlecode.com/svn-history/r2/trunk/TEIBiblstruct.js]
* For current versions of Zotero (2.1) [http://tei-zotero-translator.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/tei-zotero-translator.js]

== Additional notes ==
* Currently this translator is a dedicated export translator.
* Some code for Zotero web-detection and import would be most welcome.
* TODO: wrap a simple TEI document around the listBibl?