[osis-core] 3.2.2. Book Titles

[Patrick Durusau]

Chris,

Now have:

    <xs:enumeration value="acrostic"/>

        <xs:enumeration value="continued"/>

        <xs:enumeration value="main"/>

        <xs:enumeration value="parallel"/>

        <xs:enumeration value="psalm"/>

        <xs:enumeration value="sub"/>

Sound good?

Patrick

Chris Little wrote:

> Todd Tillinghast wrote:
>
>> Yipes!!
>>
>> I don't remember "short" being voted down.  I actually remember just the
>> opposite.  The "short" title is NOT captured by the osisID. 
>> <title type="short">Matéus</title> is not captured by <div 
>> type="book" osisID="Matt">
>>
> Sorry, my mistake, it was divTitle that covers short title, not the 
> osisID.  So you would encode it as, <div type="book" osisID="Matt" 
> divTitle="Mateus">.  The reason to avoid using <title> is because the 
> short title isn't part of the document's actual text.  The short title 
> margin material like the page number, so it should go in an attribute.
>
>> At present there is not an enumerated list for type attribute values for
>> <title>.
>>
>> I also had "parallel" and "continued" in addition to "sub", "main",
>> short", and "psalms" (It was argued that it should be "psalms" not
>> "psalm")
>>
> "psalms" doesn't make sense to me.  It's a title of a single psalm, 
> not multiple psalms.
>
>> What it "acrostic" for?
>>
> <title type="acrostic"> would mark the Hebrew letter (or sometimes the 
> name of the letter in Latin script) that heads each acrostic division 
> of Psalm 119.  They are sometimes rendered as part of the verse, 
> sometimes not (depending on the translation).  They are canonical.  
> They are essentially titles to their respective divisions.
>
> --Chris
>
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Patrick Durusau
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Society of Biblical Literature
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