TEI stylesheet for extracting Schematron rules from TEI ODD This software is dual-licensed: 1. Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ 2. http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. This software is provided by the copyright holders and contributors "as is" and any express or implied warranties, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are disclaimed. In no event shall the copyright holder or contributors be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential damages (including, but not limited to, procurement of substitute goods or services; loss of use, data, or profits; or business interruption) however caused and on any theory of liability, whether in contract, strict liability, or tort (including negligence or otherwise) arising in any way out of the use of this software, even if advised of the possibility of such damage. Author: See AUTHORS Copyright: 2014, TEI Consortium Modified 2024-01-13 by Syd Bauman: Bug fix. Stop copying tei:constraint/@* onto <sch:rule>. Modified 2018-09-25 by Syd Bauman: Bug fix. Handle sqf: namespace semi-intelligently. Modified 2016-07-22 by Syd Bauman & Martin Holmes: ... Modified 2016-07-09 by Syd Bauman: Bug fix. Changing the language processing last month means that many Schematron constructs are not copied over from an ODD that does not delcare its language explicitly with an xml:lang= attribute on or above the <constraint>. So we cheat, and add an xml:lang=en to the outermost element iff it does not already have an xml:lang=. Thus if there already is a xml:lang= specified anywhere on or above the <constraint>, this change does nothing; if there isn't, it tells the extraction that the ODD is in English, so English Schematron should be extracted. Modified 2016-06-18/26 by Syd Bauman: re-work how constraint processing is handled so that //schemaSpec/constraintSpec/constraint[sch:* except ( sch:pattern, sch:rule ) ] gets processed such that the Schematron elements are copied over (they weren't being copied). This bug discovered by Elisa E. Beshero-Bondar. re-work how language processing is handled, just to make code more consistent and readable. Modified 2014-01-01/09 by Syd Bauman: rely on xpath-default-namespace re-work how we support non-TEI namespaces re-work how we generate context= attrs Modified 2013-12-31 by Syd Bauman: change documentation prefix add code to support deprecation of constructs declared to be in non-TEI namespaces, part 1: elements, and attrs & valItems delcared in elements Modified 2013-12 by Syd Bauman: generate checks for validUntil= on some constructs: <attDef> when inside either <elementSpec> or <classSpec> <elementSpec> itself <valItem> when inside an <elementSpec> move ancestor::egXML test to key-building time (rather than testing in template that matches keys) add comment of metadata to output (perhaps this should be improved in future by passing in useful information via a parameter or parsing input <teiHeader> or some such) make output section comments into blocks that are pretty, at least if output is indentend nicely (e.g. via xmllint --format) Modified 2012-05 by Syd Bauman: It seems that ISO Schematron does not have a <key> element. In fact, ISO 19757-3:2006 explicitly says “The XSLT key element may be used, in the XSLT namespace, before the pattern elements.” So we could just ignore <key> elements in the (ISO) Schematron namespace, but since then the user will likely not be getting what is intended, we’ll issue an error message as well. Modified 2010-07-03 by Syd Bauman: Add code to handle the case in which <constraintSpec> is a direct child of <schemaSpec. The parameter $lang is the language tag for which we will extract constraints (ignoring constraints in other languages). To determine a default we check to see what language(s) the constraints are in. If there is only 1, that is the default. If there are none we presume "en". If there are more than 1, throw an error, advising the user that $lang has to be specified. Internal fatal ERROR: Unable to determine the language (i.e., @xml:lang) of any constraints. “langs” is the set of languages that should be extracted. It is a parameter, rather than a variable, for debugging. That said, it may be useful to some users to specify multiple languages at times. For the prefix for prefixes the default “esp” stands for “Extract Schematron Prefix”. Silly, I know, but my first thought (honestly) was "Tei Extract Isoschematron" :-| http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform Note on keys: should not really need the "[not(ancestor::teix:egXML)]" predicate on DEPRECATEDs, CONSTRAINTs, and SCHQCKFIXs, as the elements matched (tei:*, tei:constraintSpec/tei:constraint, and tei:constraintSpec//sqf:fixes, respectively) should never be inside a <teix:egXML>. First pass ... elements that might have an ns= attribute get new nsu= (namespace URI) and nsp= (namespace prefix) attributes tei: teix: Second pass does most the work ... This file generated by 'extract-isosch.xsl'. WARNING: You have <key> elements in the ISO Schematron namespace — but ISO Schematron does not have a <key> element, so they are being summarily ignored. This will likely result in an ISO Schematron schema that does not perform the desired constraint tests properly. @ of the element . tei:* @ of the element . WARNING: use of deprecated element — The element . the value '' of @ of the element . WARNING: reference to deprecated macro — '' . parameter lists: schematron quick fixes: @ INFO: constraint for of the class does not have a context=. Resulting rule is applied to *all* occurences of . /@ INFO: constraint for class does not have a context=. Resulting rule is applied to *all* elements. * / work out unique ID for generated Schematron @name=' ' Parameter name '' (on ) not allowed. Must be drawn from the list: