Re: ODD tutorials

Sadly all I get is this an error message in the javascript console:

,----
| TypeError: strings[0].includes is not a function
| if (strings[0].includes("<")) {
| ---^
| 
| CETEI.js (Line 742, Column 16)
`----

using GNU IceCat 38.8.0
Build identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:38.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/38.0

This "super cool CETEICEAN thingy" looks like a tremendous step
backwards in accessability and usability to me.

Best,
 -- David

On Wed, 04 Jan 2017 21:12:53 +0100,
Lou Burnard wrote:
> 
> To while away the weary wintry hours, I have been writing a bit of
> entry-level tutorial documentation about some of the more recondite
> aspects of the ODD system. Three of them (they're very short!) are now
> at a point where I think they might be worth a look by someone else,
> so I hereby announce their availability and would warmly welcome any
> comment, correction, suggestion, brickbats, etc. you may have [1]. You
> can read them online[2] at the following addresses:
> 
> http://teic.github.io/TCW/howtoGenerate.html : how to generate an ODD
> automatically from a bunch of TEI XML documents
> 
> http://teic.github.io/TCW/howtoChain.html : how to derive one ODD from
> another
> 
> http://teic.github.io/TCW/purifyDoc.html : how to upgrade an existing
> ODD to use the new ("pure ODD") features introduced with release 3.0
> of TEI P5
> 
> I chose these topics because at least one person has asked me for
> guidance on them in the last few months, but I would also welcome
> suggestions for other things that need to be better explained (or
> explained at all). I know that many members of the TEI Community are
> well clued up in how to use the ODD system, largely thanks to several
> excellent courses run by several people (you know who you are); but I
> think there's still scope for some more evangelism on the topic.
> 
> [1] Probably not necessary to send lengthy comments to the whole list;
> I assume most of its readers know where to find me.
> 
> [2] These HTML files use the super cool CETEICEAN thingy to access the
> original TEI XML sources directly from the obscure corner of the TEI
> Github repo where they are maintained.

-- 
David Maus, Bibliothekarische IT / Digital Humanities
Herzog August Bibliothek, D-38299 Wolfenbüttel, Phone +49 5331 808-317
PGP Key 0x27023DFCE78FF66C
http://dmaus.name ~ http://github.com/dmj