<respons> (responsibility) identifies the individual(s) responsible for some aspect of the
markup of particular element(s). 21.2 Attribution of ResponsibilityModul certainty — 21 Certainty and Responsibility Attribute target gives the identifier(s) of the element(s) for which some
aspect of the responsibility is being
assigned.Zustand Obligatorisch Datentyp 1–∞ occurrences of separated by whitespace Werte one or more valid
identifiers, separated by whitespace.
locus indicates the specific aspect of the markup for which
responsibility is being assigned.Zustand Obligatorisch Datentyp 1–∞ occurrences of separated by whitespace Empfohlene Werte sind: gi (element name) responsibility for the claim that the element is of the
type indicated by the markup location responsibility for the claim that the element
begins and ends where indicated startLoc (start location) responsibility for the claim that the element begins
where indicated endLoc (end location) responsibility for the claim that the element ends
where indicated attrName (attribute name) responsibility for the claim that the
name attribute has the value given in the markup transcribedContent responsibility for the transcription of
the element content suppliedContent responsibility for the contents supplied by
the encoder (corrections, expansions of abbreviations, etc.)
resp (responsible party) identifies the individual or agency responsible for the indicated
aspect of the electronic text.Zustand Obligatorisch Datentyp Werte a pointer to one of the identifiers declared in the
document header, associated with a person asserted as
responsible for some aspect of the text's creation,
transcription, editing, or encoding
Verwendet von model.global.meta Kann enthalten Deklaration Compact to XML format <rng: element name ="respons "> <rng: ref name ="att.global.attributes <rng: attribute name ="target "> <rng: list > <rng: oneOrMore > <rng: ref name ="data.pointer </rng: oneOrMore > </rng: list > </rng: attribute > <rng: attribute name ="locus "> <rng: list > <rng: oneOrMore > <rng: choice > <rng: value > gi</rng: value > <rng: value > location</rng: value > <rng: value > startLoc</rng: value > <rng: value > endLoc</rng: value > <rng: value > attrName</rng: value > <rng: value > transcribedContent</rng: value > <rng: value > suppliedContent</rng: value > <rng: data type ="Name "/> </rng: choice > </rng: oneOrMore > </rng: list > </rng: attribute > <rng: attribute name ="resp "> <rng: ref name ="data.pointer </rng: attribute > <rng: zeroOrMore > <rng: ref name ="model.glossLike </rng: zeroOrMore > </rng: element >
element respons
{
att.global.attributes ,
attribute target { list { data.pointer + } },
attribute locus
{
list
{
(
"gi"
| "location"
| "startLoc"
| "endLoc"
| "attrName"
| "transcribedContent"
| "suppliedContent"
| xsd:Name
)+
}
},
attribute resp { data.pointer },
model.glossLike *
} Beispiel <respons target ="#p1 " locus ="gi location " resp ="#encoder1 "/> <respons target ="#p2 " locus ="rend " resp ="#encoder2 "/> <list type ="encoders "> <item xml:id ="encoder1 "/> <item xml:id ="encoder2 "/> </list >
Anmerkung <respons> element is designed for cases in which
fine-grained information about specific aspects of the markup of a text
is desirable for whatever reason. Global responsibility for certain
aspects of markup is usually more simply indicated in the TEI header,
using the <respStmt> element within the title statement, edition
statement, or change log.
