User:Andreas Nolda: Difference between revisions

From TEIWiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Kshawkin (talk | contribs)
m Creating user page with biography of new user.
 
Andreas Nolda (talk | contribs)
m Some formatting
Line 1: Line 1:
I am a linguist working with, and programming for, TEI since the SGML days in the 1990's.
I am a linguist working with, and programming for, TEI since the SGML days in the 1990’s.


In 2004/05 I was involved in submitting a proposal for a revised bibliographic markup scheme in TEI, eventually leading to the creation of the <relatedItem> element and, later on, to a recursive re-definition of the content model of <bibl>.
In 2004/05 I was involved in submitting a proposal for a revised bibliographic markup scheme in TEI, eventually leading to the creation of the <relatedItem> element and, later on, to a recursive re-definition of the content model of <bibl>.


I am using TEI in particular for my 'born digital' documents, for which I have created the TEI2X package (http://andreas.nolda.org/software.html#tei2x). This package provides XSLT stylesheets for the generation of TeX files, DOCX files, and HTML files from TEI source files.
I am using TEI in particular for my ‘born-digital’ documents, for which I have created the [http://andreas.nolda.org/software.html#tei2x TEI2X package]. This package provides XSLT stylesheets for the generation of TeX files, DOCX files, and HTML files from TEI source files.


[[Category:Users]]
[[Category:Users]]

Revision as of 18:43, 26 January 2018

I am a linguist working with, and programming for, TEI since the SGML days in the 1990’s.

In 2004/05 I was involved in submitting a proposal for a revised bibliographic markup scheme in TEI, eventually leading to the creation of the <relatedItem> element and, later on, to a recursive re-definition of the content model of <bibl>.

I am using TEI in particular for my ‘born-digital’ documents, for which I have created the TEI2X package. This package provides XSLT stylesheets for the generation of TeX files, DOCX files, and HTML files from TEI source files.