Julie A. Barnes, `Analysis of document encoding schemes: A general model and retagging A MODEL AND TOOLSET FOR THE UNIFORM TAGGING OF ENCODED DOCUMENTS 85 toolset', Technical Report OSU-CISRC-7/90-TR19, Department of Computer and Information Science, The Ohio State University, (July 1990). Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles |
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....strings that are to be recognized only in the TILDE context. Note that the characters a, b, and c are interpreted as field start tags in the TILDE context. Outside of this context, they are viewed as text characters. Additional information about these types of statements can be found in Reference [36]. 6.1.3 A sample session When the RTT is first invoked, it comes up with most of its editor windows empty. The user may enter a new specification directly into the RTT by typing in the appropriate windows. Or, the user may load a previously defined specification by using the Load Button. After ....
....tags to be considered and the nesting hierarchy between the specified tags. In Figure 10, the tags #article# and # p# require mate tags to be inserted where the start tag, #p#, may be implied by the #st # and #fig# tags. A detailed explanation of these statements can be found in Reference [36]. A sample session with the ITT is similar to that for the RTT. The user creates a specification and then makes an Insert Tag program that can be executed later. Figure 10. The ITT loaded with a TLG specification 80 JULIE A. BARNES AND SANDRA A. MAMRAK 6.3 Functionality of the toolset The RTT ....
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Julie A. Barnes, `Analysis of document encoding schemes: A general model and retagging A MODEL AND TOOLSET FOR THE UNIFORM TAGGING OF ENCODED DOCUMENTS 85 toolset', Technical Report OSU-CISRC-7/90-TR19, Department of Computer and Information Science, The Ohio State University, (July 1990).
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