#471 extend the possible usages of [argument]

[Laurent Romary]

Following a hint from Martin Holmes on the TEI list (cf. thread on abstract in header), I would suggest to offer more possibilities to use [argument] in meta-data description, namely teiHeader (somewhere in profileDesc), bilStruct (probably as a direct child, sibling of analytic and cie.) and biblFull (don't ask me but this is my current use case (HAL export for those who are interested) => ideally, I would like to have profileDes, with the added argument, there, but fear you would want another ticket).

[James Cummings]

More discussion from Council needed, leaving as AMBER for now. I'm not against this idea but have always assumed argument was for a very different kind of thing.

[Lou Burnard]

I think we need some examples. <argument> is in my opinion intended just for a kind of summary of the topics treated in a section which is actually present in the source, and is formally presented as something distinct from the text. It's like &ltdocTitle> is not the same as <title>. It's not intended for abstracts of journal articles, though I can se;e why you might like to use it for them.

[James Cummings]

Assigned to Lou. Create element 'abstract' as discussed at Council 2013-11

[Lou Burnard]

Added new element, and made space to discuss examples in HD. Leaving ticket open till Martin has supplied examples

[Martin Holmes]

Here's one of several hundred I can supply:

http://bcgenesis.uvic.ca/getDoc.htm?id=V465HB01.scx

Click on "XML" top left to see the source code. The abstract is encoded in a series of note elements in notesStmt. Each different topic gets its own note element, but I think they probably ought to be in list/item structure.

[Laurent Romary]

And mine is to make a full representation of an entry in HAL (e.g. http://hal.inria.fr/hal-00762664) using biblFull
Abstracts are systematically part of the entry.

[Lou Burnard]

Apologies, Laurent, I don't understand your comment. There's a biblStruct on that web page (within a doubly-nested listBibl for some reason) but no biblFull, and no one is suggesting that the new abstract element should go inside a bibl anyway. I can use the paragraph labelled "Resume" on that web page as an example however.

[Lou Burnard]

[Lou Burnard]

Closing the ticket for now, having added examples. More better examples needed.

[Laurent Romary]

Don’t look at the export. Look at the thing. I am finalizing with the CCSD the future interchange format for HAL, based on the TEI.

Le 12 nov. 2013 à 15:50, Lou Burnard louburnard@users.sf.net a écrit :

Apologies, Laurent, I don't understand your comment. There's a biblStruct on that web page (within a doubly-nested listBibl for some reason) but no biblFull, and no one is suggesting that the new abstract element should go inside a bibl anyway. I can use the paragraph labelled "Resume" on that web page as an example however.
[feature-requests:#471] extend the possible usages of [argument]

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Created: Wed Aug 28, 2013 09:55 AM UTC by Laurent Romary
Last Updated: Tue Nov 12, 2013 02:20 PM UTC
Owner: Lou Burnard

Following a hint from Martin Holmes on the TEI list (cf. thread on abstract in header), I would suggest to offer more possibilities to use [argument] in meta-data description, namely teiHeader (somewhere in profileDesc), bilStruct (probably as a direct child, sibling of analytic and cie.) and biblFull (don't ask me but this is my current use case (HAL export for those who are interested) => ideally, I would like to have profileDes, with the added argument, there, but fear you would want another ticket).

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[Laurent Romary]

So you confirm that [abstract] will be in profileDesc? It should have a minimal structure (div) since many abstract are organized in small sub sections, for instance in biology.

[Martin Holmes]

Added a fourth example to the HD chapter at rev 12666.