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# Descriptive prose (lots of it) | # Descriptive prose (lots of it) | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 19 January 2006
ODD is "One Document Does it all". The TEI Guidelines, its DTD, and its schema fragments, are all produced from a single XML resource containing:
- Descriptive prose (lots of it)
- Examples of usage (plenty)
- Formal declarations for components of the TEI Abstract Model:
- elements and attributes
- modules
- classes and macros
- We call this resource an ODD (One Document Does it all) although the master source is instantiated as a gazillion XML mini-documents.
The TEI scheme can only be used by customizing it. Customizations are also expressed in the ODD language. For example:
<schemaSpec ident="myTEIlite">
<desc>This is TEI Lite with simplified heads</desc>
<moduleRef name="teistructure"/>
<moduleRef name="linking"/>
<moduleRef name="core"/>
<moduleRef name="teiheader"/>
<elementSpec ident="head" mode="change">
<content><rng:text/></content>
</elementSpec>
</schemaSpec>
produces the schema for TEI Lite, with a slight change
