Module 0: Introduction to Text Encoding and the TEI
Although the first TEI by Example module does not introduce any actual TEI markup, following exercise should help you getting acquainted with:
- the spirit of XML markup
- the spirit of TEI P5 XML markup
- the TEI by Example Validator application (see the right-hand tab of this exercise), and how it can help you to instantaneously check your TEI XML input for correctness
Can you update the following sample fragment of a book chapter encoded in SGML TEI P3 to P5?
Copy text to workspace <div type=chapter>
<P id="p1">This could be a TEI encoded<LB>
single-paragraph chapter<LB>
whose line breaks have been retained.
</P>
</div>
Example 1. A brief SGML fragment.
- XML attribute values must be quoted.
- XML elements must nest properly (i.e., all start tags must have a corresponding end tag).
- XML tag names are case sensitive.
- The pre-P5 @id attribute has been updated to @xml:id in TEI P5.