TEI stylesheet dealing with elements from the core module, making LaTeX output.

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Id: $Id: core.xsl 7172 2010-02-07 16:03:03Z rahtz $

Process element ab

\par

Process element bibl

Process element code \texttt{} Process <corr>

\footnote{

appearsintheoriginalas

\emph{

}.}

Process <supplied> [

] \footnote{

}

Process <sic>

(sic) \footnote{

shouldbereadas

\emph{

}.}

Process element eg|tei:q[@rend='eg']

\fbox{\ttfamily

}

\fbox{\ttfamily

}

\mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]

\end{Verbatim}

\hspace{1em}\hfill\linebreak \bgroup

\vskip 10pt\begin{shaded} \noindent\obeylines\obeyspaces

\end{shaded} \egroup

\par\bgroup

\vskip 10pt\begin{shaded} \obeylines\obeyspaces

\end{shaded} \par\egroup

Process element emph \textit{

}

Process element foreign \textit{

}

Process element gi \texttt{<

Process element head \subsection*{}

\Div I II III IV V I Star Star Star Star Star [

] {

} \label{

}

Process element head in heading mode

Process <gloss> \textit{

}

Process element hi

Rendering rules, turning @rend into LaTeX commands textcolor textbf centerline texttt textit textit textit textit textit textsc textrm textquoted textsuperscript textsubscript textbf uline textoverbar textsc sout textsmall textlarge textsmaller textlarger textcal textgothic textrm textbf \

{

}

{

}

Process element hr \hline Process element ident \textsf{

}

Process element item \item []

Process element item \item[

]

Process element label in normal mode Process element label in normal mode, inside an item \textbf{

}

Process element label in gloss mode

Process element lb {\hskip1pt}\newline Process element list \leftline{\textbf{

}} \label{

}

\begin{description} \end{description} \begin{itemize} \end{itemize} \begin{enumerate} \end{enumerate}

\begin{itemize} \end{itemize} Process element listBibl \begin{bibitemlist}{1}

\bibitem[

]{

}\hypertarget{

}{}

\end{bibitemlist} \begin{bibitemlist}{1}

\end{bibitemlist}

Process element listBibl/tei:bibl \bibitem {

bibitem- } {\textChinese

}

{\textJapanese

}

Process element mentioned \emph{

}

Process element note \hypertarget{

}{}

(

)

\endnote{

}

\footnotetext{

}

\footnote{

}

Process elementp \par

How to number a paragraph \textit{\footnotesize[ ]}

Process element pb

Indication of a page break. We make it an anchor if it has an ID.

\clearpage ✁[

page

]✁

[

page

]

\hypertarget{

}{}

Process elementq \begin{quote} \end{quote}

\begin{quote} \end{quote}

Process element quote `

\begin{quote}

\end{quote}

Process elements p[@rend='display'] \begin{quote} \end{quote} Process elements q[@rend='display'] \begin{quote} \end{quote} Process element xref[@type='cite']

Process text(), escaping the LaTeX command characters.

We need the backslash and two curly braces to insert LaTeX commands into the output, so these characters need to replaced when they are found in running text. They are translated to Unicode COMBINING REVERSE SOLIDUS OVERLAY, MEDIUM LEFT CURLY BRACKET ORNAMENT and MEDIUM RIGHT CURLY BRACKET ORNAMENT; if these are used in real text, the escape will have to be changed. They are translated back to the correct characters by appropriate definitions in the preamble (see the template called latexSetup in tei-param.xsl).

Process attributes in text mode, escaping the LaTeX command characters.

as with text()

Process elements text()

[latex]

Process element soCalled

\textit{

}

\textit{

}

‘

’