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> Have you considered TEI?
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> http://www.tei-c.org/ is the authoritative resource for the markup
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> <div1><head>Ballade o the Tweed</head>
> <p>Written on the banks of the river in question.</p>
> <lg>
> <l>The ferox rins in ruch Loch Awe,</l>
> <l>A weary cry frae ony toun;</l>
> <l>The Spey, that lowps o'er linn an fa',</l>
> <l>They praise a' ither streams abuin;</l>
> <l>They boast their braes o' bonny Doon:</l>
> <l>Gie me to hear the ringin reel,</l>
> <l>Where shilfas sing an cushats cruin</l>
> <l>Bi fair Tweedside, at Ashiesteel!</l>
> </lg>
>
> The markup is oriented towards both presenting the original
> properties of a piece of literature
> and expressing its structure. There is a wealth of converting and
> maintaining tools available.
>
> David Tolpin
> http://davidashen.net/
I bet there's a great deal of gratitude for those tools, I am amazed at the
breadth and detail of this system.
A particular part that may be of general interest to this list : 21 Graphs,
Networks, and Trees [1]
example:
[[
Here is an example of an undirected, cyclic disconnected graph, in which the
nodes are annotated with three-letter codes for airports, and the arcs
connecting the nodes are represented by horizontal and vertical lines, with
90 degree bends used simply to avoid having to draw diagonal lines.
.---LAX---.
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LVG-------PHX---TUS CIB
Airline Connections in Southwestern USA
Next is a markup of the graph, using <arc> elements to encode the arcs.
<graph type='undirected'
id='CUG1'
label='Airline Connections in Southwestern USA'
order='5'
size='4'>
<node label='LAX' id='LAX' degree='2'/>
<node label='LVG' id='LVG' degree='2'/>
<node label='PHX' id='PHX' degree='3'/>
<node label='TUS' id='TUS' degree='1'/>
<node label='CIB' id='CIB' degree='0'/>
<arc from='LAX' to='LVG'/>
<arc from='LAX' to='PHX'/>
<arc from='LVG' to='PHX'/>
<arc from='PHX' to='TUS'/>
</graph>
]]
[1] http://www.tei-c.org/P4X/GD.html
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