When used in a content model, this entity requires at least
one component-level element to occur.
When used in a content model, this entity, like other
entities with names of the form x.seq
, allows zero or more
occurrences of its content to occur.
This parameter entity is used in each base tag set to
define the content of
This will normally be defined either as
CDATA
(the default), or as a string such as
NOTATION (tex | eqn)
This version of this entity is used if the dictionary base
is not selected.
This version of this entity is used if the drama base is not
selected.
This version of this entity is used if the spoken base is not
selected.
This version of this entity is used if the terminology
base is not selected.
This version of this entity is used if the verse base is not
selected.
For the SGML parser, this entity has the same effect as
specifying a default value as IMPLIED
. For the
user and the application program, however, INHERITED
has a different effect, specifying as it does
exactly how the application program is to infer the correct default
value: the value is to be inherited from the attribute of the same
name on the immediately enclosing element. If that element, too,
specifies no value, then its value will have been inherited from its
own immediately enclosing element, etc. (If the attribute is not
declared for all elements, the value is inherited from the nearest
ancestor for which the attribute is declared.)
If no ancestor
element has a value specified for the attribute, the value is
undefined. Encoders are encouraged to provide an explicit value for
inherited attributes on the outermost elements for which they are
declared; it is, however, not an error for the outermost element to
specify no attribute value for an attribute with a default of %INHERITED
.
The most prominent example of attribute value inheritance is the TEI
global attribute
For the SGML parser, this entity has the same effect as
specifying a declared value of CDATA
. For the user and the
application program, however, %ISO-date
documents a restriction
which SGML is not currently capable of enforcing.
The most prominent examples of this declared value type are the
This entity is used in the declaration of
This parameter entity is used in each base tag set to
define the content of
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for simple analysis.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for simple analysis.
To include elements and attributes for simple analytic
mechanisms in the
DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of INCLUDE
;
this will override the default.
This parameter entity is used in each base tag set to
include the back-matter tags, which are common to all bases.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for certainty and uncertainty.
To include elements and attributes for certainty in the
DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of INCLUDE
;
this will override the default.
This entity is included in all TEI DTDs.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for corpora.
To include elements and attributes for corpora in the
DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of INCLUDE
;
this will override the default.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for dictionaries.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for dictionaries.
To include elements and attributes for dictionaries in the
DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of INCLUDE
;
this will override the default.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for drama.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for drama.
To include elements and attributes for drama in the
DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of INCLUDE
;
this will override the default.
The parameter entities in this file all take the same form
as the two shown below:
caput
for div1
and liber
for div0
:
This allows generic identifiers to be renamed conveniently, to
provide names in languages other than English, or to provide shorter
names than those documented here.
See further chapter
This entity is embedded in the TEI DTDs after the TEI
element classes are embedded, and immediately before the base tag set
and additional tag sets selected by the user are embedded. By default,
the entity expands to the empty string; the user can override this
default by declaring the entity with an appropriate value, typically
this will take the form
This entity is embedded in the TEI DTDs before the TEI
element classes are embedded. By default,
the entity expands to the empty string; the user can override this
default by declaring the entity with an appropriate value, typically
this will take the form
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for formulas and tables.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the additional tag set for figures, tables, and formulae.
To include elements and attributes for figures and tables
in the DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of
INCLUDE
; this will override the default.
To include elements and attributes for graphics and
figures in the DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value
of INCLUDE
; this will override the default.
This parameter entity is used in each base tag set to
include the front-matter tags, which are common to all bases.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for feature structures.
To include elements and attributes for feature structures
in the DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of
INCLUDE
; this will override the default.
To include elements and attributes for the
INCLUDE
; this will override
the default.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the
This entity is included in all TEI DTDs.
The keywords defined in this file define non-SGML data
types (e.g. ISO dates) and control the selection of base and additional
tag sets.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the additional tag set for segmentation and alignment.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the additional tag set for segmentation and alignment.
To include elements and attributes for segmentation and
alignment in the DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value
of INCLUDE
; this will override the default.
To include elements and attributes for the
INCLUDE
; this will override the default.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for the
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for names and dates.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the additional tag set for names and dates.
To include elements and attributes for names and dates in the
DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of INCLUDE
;
this will override the default.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for graph theory.
To include elements and attributes for graphs and digraphs
in the DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of
INCLUDE
; this will override the default.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for prose.
To include elements and attributes for prose in the DTD,
the user should declare this entity with a value of INCLUDE
;
this will override the default.
IGNORE
when the mixed base or
general base is selected.
The user should not redefine this parameter entity.
INCLUDE
when only a single base
tag set is selected.
The user should not redefine this parameter entity.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for spoken texts.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for spoken texts.
To include elements and attributes for spoken texts in the
DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of INCLUDE
;
this will override the default.
To include elements and attributes for terminological data
in the DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of
INCLUDE
; this will override the default.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for terminological data.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for terminological data.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the additional tag set for text criticism.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the additional tag set for text criticism.
To include elements and attributes for text
criticism in the DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value
of INCLUDE
; this will override the default.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for transcription of primary sources
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the additional tag set for transcription of primary sources.
To include elements and attributes for transcription
in the DTD, the user should declare this entity with a
value of INCLUDE
; this will override the default.
To include elements and attributes for verse in the
DTD, the user should declare this entity with a value of INCLUDE
;
this will override the default.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for verse.
This entity is declared with this value when the user
includes the base tag set for verse.
The parameter entities in this file all take the same form
as the two shown below:
caput
for div1
and liber
for div0
:
This allows generic identifiers to be renamed conveniently, to
provide names in languages other than English, or to provide shorter
names than those documented here.
See further chapter
The default definition of this entity is used to invoke the
element declarations for the system 'teite2f.dtd'
.
Some name for the edition should be supplied by defining
this parameter entity within the appropriate DTD subset. If none is
defined, the parameter entity (and thus the document type) default to
ref
.