TEI for ISO
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Using the TEI for Editing ISO documents
Basic principles
Most of the necessary documentation for using the giudelines in specific contexts can be found under: [1].
Looking between the lines at [2], one can also get advice as to how to integrate a TEI component within a third party DTD or schema.
Terms and definition
The term and difinition section should be represented as a list of items:
<head>Terms and definitions</head>
<list type="termlist">
<item/>
</list>
Each item should have the following structure:
<item xml:id="stateOfTheArt" n="3.13">
<term>state of the art</term>
<gloss>developed stage of technical capability at a given time as regards
products, processes and services, based on the relevant consolidated
findings of science, technology and experience</gloss>
<ref>ISO/IEC Guide 2:2004, definition 1.4</ref>
</item>
Abbreviation should be represented by means of an following the corresponding <term>
Additional terms for the same concepts should be represented as <term>'s following the main entry.
Using TEI modules in ISO specification (and others...)
Feature structures
The relaxNg schema for representing feature structures is available under [3].
This can be generated directly by means of the following ODD declaration:
<schemaSpec ident="testjustfs" start="">
<moduleRef key="tei"/>
<moduleRef key="iso-fs"/>
</schemaSpec>
Using Vesta to compile ISO document
Bugs and feature requests
- figures in docx outputs do not appear
- xml tags within egXML do not appear in the HTML output
- generating anchors
