[tei-council] tei skeletons

[James Cummings]

Lou Burnard wrote:
> Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
> 
>> no, not the ones in cupboards, the ones you load in your editor to start
>> off a new document.
>>
>> I want to make a collection of these (in P5) as a Debian package, and to
>> make ready for Emacs and oXygen.
>> I have a simple one for vanilla TEI, but would like suggestions for
>> others, probably with associated schemas.
>>
>> Ideas? contributions? bad plan?
>>
>>  
>>
> One for a manuscript description would be useful, I think. Matthew?

Since it involves a change of root element, a teiCorpus one might be a 
good example.  It could be a longer one also including a blank 
<person> element in the header, maybe example langUsage and category, 
and then more than one TEI element with some basic linguistic tagging 
in it?  Sort of a start your own linguistic corpus skeleton?

-James