[tei-council] <subst> (sf ticket 2859355)
Gabriel Bodard
gabriel.bodard at kcl.ac.uk
Wed Sep 29 10:52:38 EDT 2010
On 29/09/2010 13:37, James Cummings wrote:
> <seg>Je<subst><del>ne</del> suis<del>pas
> convaincu</del><add>incertain</add></subst></seg>
>
> (to steal Gaby's example), then surely this small amount of text
> might be subject to most of the pPart.transcriptional or indeed
> pPart.edit elements? i.e. the original might have said 'sius'
> instead of 'suis' and I want to correct it with<sic> or<corr>
> (or indeed a<choice>), it might be that the 'ui' of 'suis' is
> partly illegible so I want<unclear> or any number of other
> things. I would agree, however, that providing<app> is clearly
> lunacy (since the better way is to have the subst inside the
> <rdg>). I'm, not entirely convinced by my line of argument here
> myself, but think it worth discussing.
Oh, I *am* completely convinced by your argument here (in fact it is
precisely the point I was going to make if I'd had the time before now).
if we allow any plain text inside <subst> at all (as we have decided to
do), then that text will want to be tagged in all sorts of ways (maybe
even as <w> or <name> for example), as well as with all the
transcriptional tags that James mentions above.
If we don't allow this, then having text in <subst> is (a) not all that
useful, and (b) not enough, since we also need to be able, as suggested
I think by Syd, to link two or more separate <add> and/or <del> tags as
a single action, since the new expanded <subst> won't always be possible.
G
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Dr Gabriel BODARD
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