TEI ODD Torture Test
author: Sebastian Rahtz
language: en

The Torture schema consists some new elements and a view of the TEI. It is a bit like TEI Lite.

First, here is the small set of new elements:

<eg>
Example code

<gi>
contains the name (generic identifier) of an element.

@tei
indicates whether this element is part of the TEI encoding scheme (i.e. defined in a TEI DTD fragment) or not.
true
"true"
this element is part of the TEI scheme.
"false"
this element is not part of the TEI scheme.
An <gi tei="false">LI</gi> element is roughly analagous to an <gi>item</gi> element.

<ident>

<code>

<kw>

Now for the wrapping schema, which imports selected TEI modules. Some existing elements are redefined to be null.

<alt>

<altGrp>

<analytic>

<broadcast>

<c>

<cb>

<cl>

<distinct>

<equipment>

<expan>

<fsdDecl>

<headItem>

<headLabel>

<hyphenation>

<interpretation>

<join>

<joinGrp>

<link>

<linkGrp>

<m>

<measure>

<meeting>

<metDecl>

<monogr>

<normalization>

<num>

<phr>

<postBox>

<postCode>

<quotation>

<quote>

<recording>

<recordingStmt>

<scriptStmt>

<segmentation>

<series>

<span>

<spanGrp>

<state>

<stdVals>

<street>

<teiCorpus>

<timeline>

<variantEncoding>

<w>

<when>

<desc>
description
contains a brief description of the purpose and application for an element, attribute, or attribute value.

att.global
@rend
"i"
italic
"b"
bold
@xml:id
@id

<div1>
chapter

<div>
Used for any old form of division
@class

@rend
@type
"preface"
"toc"

<l>
@part
first
"first"
"second"

<table>
@align

@summary

@width

@border

@frame

@rules

@cellspacing

@cellpadding

<cell>
@align

<front>

<list>