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| − | + | # '''facsimile encoding with the recently updated <graphic> element''' (cf. [http://listserv.brown.edu/archives/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind1603&L=tei-l&D=0&P=60 TEI-L], [http://github.com/TEIC/TEI/issues/1439 GitHub #1439]): formerly limited to inline images, <graphic> can now (as of March 2016 / version 3.0.0) be also used to encode facsimiles. Several examples in the Guidelines already reflect this, but the Guidelines prose needs to be updated accordingly. At the least, cross-references between chapters 11 and 3.9 should be added. See [https://github.com/TEIC/TEI/issues/1427#issuecomment-250683529 GitHub #1427]. | |
| − | + | # '''linking to coordinate data in non-TEI formats''': in some project architectures, image coordinates are stored in external files, e.g. in JSON. Currently there is no encoding mechanism to explicitly link from a TEI <zone> to such a non-TEI file. See [https://github.com/TEIC/TEI/issues/1508 GitHub #1508]. | |
| + | # '''placement of nested <figure> elements''': <figure> may contain <figure> and there are examples in the Guidelines of such multi-part images. However, the Guidelines do not say how to indicate the exact position of the inner images. A possible solution might be to allow <zone> inside <figure> so that both the outer and the inner images can be wrapped in <zone> and then positioned using the TEI coordinate attributes. See [https://github.com/TEIC/TEI/issues/1515 GitHub #1515]. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:33, 6 October 2016
at TEI Conference and Members' Meeting in Vienna, Austria, September 26-30, 2016.
when: Friday 30 September, 09.00-10.30
where: Museumszimmer (Museum room)
Minutes
- facsimile encoding with the recently updated <graphic> element (cf. TEI-L, GitHub #1439): formerly limited to inline images, <graphic> can now (as of March 2016 / version 3.0.0) be also used to encode facsimiles. Several examples in the Guidelines already reflect this, but the Guidelines prose needs to be updated accordingly. At the least, cross-references between chapters 11 and 3.9 should be added. See GitHub #1427.
- linking to coordinate data in non-TEI formats: in some project architectures, image coordinates are stored in external files, e.g. in JSON. Currently there is no encoding mechanism to explicitly link from a TEI <zone> to such a non-TEI file. See GitHub #1508.
- placement of nested <figure> elements: <figure> may contain <figure> and there are examples in the Guidelines of such multi-part images. However, the Guidelines do not say how to indicate the exact position of the inner images. A possible solution might be to allow <zone> inside <figure> so that both the outer and the inner images can be wrapped in <zone> and then positioned using the TEI coordinate attributes. See GitHub #1515.
