Re: locus from line 10 of folio 1r to line 5 of folio 3v

If you don't want to point and link to the exact location on the page 
(and if you want to avoid too much encoding) a simple solution (yet not 
as powerful as Torsten's suggestion) could be as follows:
<locus from="1r" to="3v">fol. 1r, l. 10 to fol. 3v, l.5</locus>

If you prefer to store all information in the markup - not sure about 
something like this:
<locus from="1r_10" to="3v_5"/>

Franz

Am 03.02.2017 um 10:33 schrieb Torsten Schassan:
> Dear Pietro,
>
> the attribute @n doesn't have the semantic you need: It is just a 
> number but not necessarily (and not predictable!) the one of a line.
>
> A solution I can think of would be to define the line either
>
> - as textual line as part of the "transcription" somewhere in <text> 
> or <sourceDoc> and refer to that it from your <locus>, or
>
> - as zone in some graphical element (surface, graphic) and point to 
> that using @facs.
>
> I don't think there's a defined way of including this information in 
> @from/@to of the locus element, although it should be possible to 
> think of the line as a fragment of the page, and thus refer to that 
> fragment using the XPointer way: uri#fragmentIdentifier, here e.g. 
> 1r#l10. Still, this way would require to identify the fragment 
> somewhere by an @xml:id.
>
>
> Best, Torsten
>
>
> Am 02.02.2017 um 23:06 schrieb Pietro Liuzzo:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> what is the best way to define the location of a text which starts at a
>> certain line of a folio and ends at a certain line of another like from
>> line 10 of folio 1r to line 5 of folio 3v
>>
>> <locus from="1r" n="10"/> <locus to="3v" n="5"/> for example?
>>
>> thanks a lot!
>> Pietro
>>
>
>


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