[tei-council] how to encode a hyphen at the end of a line, column, or page when you are encoding hyphens
Sebastian Rahtz
sebastian.rahtz at oucs.ox.ac.uk
Wed Jan 5 16:22:00 EST 2011
On 5 Jan 2011, at 18:45, Martin Holmes wrote:
>
>> What about an element? what about <g type=""/>?
>
> This really does make some sense to me. Combined with a linebreak and
> some carefully-crafted values for @type, it would provide support for
> all our usage scenarios. Given, e.g., this:
>
> tittle<g type="connectingHyphen"><lb/>tattle
yes, I agree, this looks nice. should be <g ref="#foo"/> of course....
....
> I didn't quite understand Sebastian's distinction between the
> typesetter's hyphenation and the author's -- do you mean that you want
> the recommendations to include a method of specifying responsibility for
> the hyphenation/breaking, or is there some more obvious dichotomy I'm
> missing?
I think I was being dumb, actually. all I meant is to preserve is
the fact that you write "dumb-waiter" and I write "dumbwaiter";
when that appears in print as
dumb-
waiter
I somehow care that my typesetter added the "-" and yours didn't.
all just different values for @type, I guess.
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Sebastian Rahtz
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