TEI stylesheet for converting Word docx files to TEI

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Id: $Id: from.xsl 7206 2010-02-22 18:44:23Z rahtz $

Copyright: 2008, TEI Consortium

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The main template that starts the conversion from docx to TEI

IMPORTING STYLESHEETS AND OVERRIDING MATCHED TEMPLATES:

When importing a stylesheet (xsl:import) all the templates in the imported stylesheet get a lower import-precedence than the ones in the importing stylesheet. If the importing stylesheet now wants to override, let's say a general template to match all <w:p> elements where no more specialized rule applies it can't since it will automatically override all w:p[someprediceat] template in the imported stylesheet as well. In this case we have outsourced the processing of the general template into a named template and all the imported stylesheet does is to call the named template. Now, the importing stylesheet can simply override the named template, and everything works out fine.

See templates: - w:p (mode: paragraph)

Modes:

  • part0: a normalization process for styles. Can also detect illegal styles.
  • part2: templates that are relevant in the second stage of the conversion are defined in mode "part2"
  • inSectionGroup: Defines a template that is working o a group of consecutive elements (w:p or w:tbl elenents) that form a section (a normal section not to be confused with w:sectPr).
  • paragraph: Defines that the template works on an individual element (usually starting with a w:p element).
  • iden: simply copies the content
 Main document template Create the basic text; worry later about dividing it up

Ignore bookmarks

There are certain elements, that we don't really care about, but that force us to regroup everything from the next sibling on. @see grouping in construction of headline outline.

Grouping consecutive elements that belong together

We are now working on a group of all elements inside some group bounded by headings. These need to be further split up into smaller groups for figures, list etc. and into individual groups for simple paragraphs...

Groups the document by headings and thereby creating the document structure.

Looks through the document to find forme work related sections.

Creates a <fw> element for each forme work related section. These include running headers and footers. The corresponding elements in OOXML are w:headerReference and w:footerReference. These elements only define a reference that to a header or footer definition file. The reference itself is resolved in the file word/_rels/document.xml.rels.

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