Hi, I'm trying to help the bibliographic implement the OASIS approved changes to the bibliographic datamodel. However I am unsure how this should be stored (i.e. what is the right data structures storing this information).
The XML elements and attributes are listed below, and one of the early requirements is that the data can be manipulated thru a UNO API. It is envisioned that the bibliographic developers will prototype the UI for manipulating this data. So what I am looking for is : - a direction for which is the best development approach (maybe an example class based on the data below and needs above); - at what stage is a spec needed ? - any other hints On Sat January 14 2006 16:40, Bruce D'Arcus wrote: > Here's the schema in RELAX NG Compact with comments (probably easier to > read): > > ==== > > # Citation schema copyright Bruce D'Arcus, based on related work > # for DocBook with Peter Flynn and Markus Hoenicka, and for OpenOffice > # with Daniel Vogelheim. It has been approved by the OASIS OpenOffice > # TC for inclusion in the open file format. > > default namespace cite = "http://purl.org/NET/xbiblio/cite/1.0"; > > start = citation-element > > ## A citation consists of two elements; one the structural source data > ## and the other the presentational display. > citation-element = element cite:citation { > citation-source-element, > citation-body-element? > } > > ## The source element consists of one-or-more biblioref elements, which > ## are the references within the citation. For example, the citation > ## (Doe, 1999; Smith, 2000) contains two references. > citation-source-element = element cite:citation-source { > biblioref-element+ > } > > ## In fields across the social sciences and humanities, it is > ## common for citations to include further detail, including > ## more specific point citations (for example, page numbers) > ## as well as captions. We allow more than one detail element > ## to allow for coding such as (Doe, 1999: pages 1, 2, 3-5) or > ## (Doe, 1999: page 2, paragraph 3). > biblioref-element = element cite:biblioref { > detail-element*, > caption-element*, > biblioref-attlist > } > ## Key is the pointer to the bibliographic record ID. > # note: add cite:style attribute to allow local styling > biblioref-attlist &= attribute cite:key { token }, attribute cite:style > { token } > > ## The detail element captures point citation information > ## such as cited page numbers. > detail-element = element cite:detail { detail-attlist } > detail-attlist = attribute cite:begin { xsd:string }, > attribute cite:end { xsd:string }?, > attribute cite:units { > "chapters" > > | "figures" > | "formulas" > | "lines" > | "pages" > | "paragraphs" > | "parts" > | "sections" > > } > > ## For examples such as (for more on this, see Doe, 1999). > caption-element = element cite:caption { > caption-attlist, > cite.text-content > } > caption-attlist = attribute cite:position { "before" | "after" } > > ## The element to contain the rendered code is uncontrolled. > citation-body-element = element cite:citation-body { cite.text-content } > > cite.text-content = > element * { > mixed { > (cite.text-content > > | attribute * { text })* > > } > } -- CPH : openoffice.org contributor Maybe your question has been answered already? http://user-faq.openoffice.org/#FAQ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
