[osis-core] Element Count?

[Patrick Durusau]

Guys,

Unless I am just loosing my counting ability (a distinct possibility) it 
looks like we have 54 elements in the core, of which 16 are used solely 
in the header,  which leaves only 38 elements! Cool!

Note that I need to properly camel case all the element names, eliminate 
a duplicate on the <date> element.

Will try to do the typo stuff tonight and send out another version, plus 
whatever other fixes arrive by say 6 PM?

Steve: Please forward the regexes we discussed in Rome.

Will also try to fix some of the xs:string foolishness I did just to get 
it to validate.

On the key/keyRef stuff you have seen in Steve's notes, I assume the 
default context for the key/keyRef will be at the <div> level?

Note that we have separated (well, thought about it whether the syntax 
reflects it is another story) being sure that a reference can be in one 
reference system (its home or document instance reference system, and 
point to another (possibly remote) work with another reference system. 
Sort of a "myReferenceSystem" versus "otherReferenceSystem" sort of 
distinction.

I interpret the ews (electronic writing system attribute) to apply to 
the CDATA that follows in an element or in following elements, but not 
to the QNames inside the following elements or any attribute values.

Steve, would attributes on osisText that specify: mLang (markup language 
for QNames) and aLang (language of attribute content) resolve this 
ambiguity? Reasoning that the document has XML Names (elements, 
attributes), Attribute values as strings, and PCDATA, and what we want 
to say is the language (writing system separately?) about each one.

Patrick

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Patrick Durusau
Director of Research and Development
Society of Biblical Literature
pdurusau@emory.edu