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- | ====== How do I get a PDF version? ====== | + | ====== XMLmind workflow ====== |
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+ | The XXE (XMLmind XML Editor) is designed not to break XML documents. If a well-formed XML document is loaded, it is not possible to create ill-formed XML. In addition to that, a schema is loaded that checks if the structure and values of the XML are coherent (or //valid// in XML terms). The schema also controls which tags can be inserted at a specific position in a document. This is a great help while editing XML files for EOA. | ||
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+ | For example, a bibliographical reference is created by a ''ref'' element inside a ''bibl'' element. The ''ref'' element requires as attributes | ||
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+ | * the cited work in form of a short citekey (e.g. ''Needham:1954'', prefixed with ''#'') | ||
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+ | * the way the citation should be rendered (as author and year or simply the year) | ||
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+ | All this information is stored in the schema, and by inserting a new ''bibl'' element, a boilerplate of this structure is inserted: | ||
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+ | {{:support:xmlmindbiblref-autoinsertion.png?nolink&200|}} | ||
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+ | Moreover, the since in the context of a bibliographical reference the ''type'' attribute of ''ref'' can be nothing else but ''authoryear'' or ''year'', only these two values are offered when specifing the value: | ||
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+ | {{:support:xmlmind_biblref-attribute.png?nolink&400|}} | ||
- | - clone the repository https://github.molgen.mpg.de/EditionOpenAccess/EOASkripts.git | ||
- | - in the Terminal, issue a command: | ||
- | java -jar /Applications/XMLmind.app/Contents/Resources/xxe/bin/saxon9.jar -s:$PATH_TO_XML_FILE -xsl:$PATH_TO_EOASkripts/tei2eoatex.xsl -o:studies11.tex parts=0 | ||
- | - this will generate the LaTeX files | ||
- | - use your favourite LaTeX editor and issue the familiar commands ''XeLaTeX'', ''biber'', ''XeLaTeX'', ''XeLaTeX'' |