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Imported schema eml-text.xsd

Namespace | https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/text-2.2.0
Annotations |
    '$RCSfile: eml-text.xsd,v $'
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    moduleName: eml-text

    moduleDescription:

                            The eml-text module - Text field formatting

    recommendedUsage: any module

    standAlone: no
Properties |
attribute form default | unqualified
element form default | unqualified

Element TextType / section

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Section

    summary: A section of related text.

    description: The "section" element allows for grouping related paragraphs of text together, with an optional title. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | SectionType
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 0
maxOccurs | unbounded
Model | title{0,1} , (para | section)
Children | para, section, title
Instance |
    <section xml:lang="">
      <title xml:lang="">{0,1}</title>
      <para xml:lang="">{1,1}</para>
      <section xml:lang="">{1,1}</section>
    </section>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element SectionType / title

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Title

    summary: The optional title of the section.

    description: The optional title for a section. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | i18nString
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 0
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element SectionType / para

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Paragraph

    summary: A simple paragraph of text.

    description: The "paragraph" element allows for both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included in EML. It can be plain text or text with a limited set of markup tags, including emphasis, subscript, superscript, and lists. This markup
                                    is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | ParagraphType
Properties |
content | complex
mixed | true
Model | value* | itemizedlist | orderedlist | emphasis | subscript | superscript | literalLayout | ulink{0,1}
Children | emphasis, itemizedlist, literalLayout, orderedlist, subscript, superscript, ulink, value
Instance |
    <para xml:lang="">
      <value xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</value>
      <itemizedlist>{1,1}</itemizedlist>
      <orderedlist>{1,1}</orderedlist>
      <emphasis xml:lang="">{1,1}</emphasis>
      <subscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</subscript>
      <superscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</superscript>
      <literalLayout>{1,1}</literalLayout>
      <ulink url="">{0,1}</ulink>
    </para>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element ParagraphType / value

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Localized string for the paragraph

    summary: Language translation for the paragraph

    description: Language translation as specified by the xml:lang attribute
Diagram |
Type | i18nString
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 0
maxOccurs | unbounded
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element ParagraphType / itemizedlist

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Itemized List

    summary: A list of items in a text paragraph.

    description: A list of items in a text paragraph. The list is generally displayed as a bulleted list. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | ListType
Properties |
content | complex
Model | listitem+
Children | listitem
Instance |
    <itemizedlist>
      <listitem>{1,unbounded}</listitem>
    </itemizedlist>

Element ListType / listitem

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: List Item

    summary: An item in a list of items.

    description: An item in a list of items. Each list item is formatted as a bulleted or numbered item depending on the list type in which it resides. List items contain paragraphs which in turn can be plain text or text with a limited set of markup
                                tags, including emphasis, subscript, superscript, and lists. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 1
maxOccurs | unbounded
Model | para | itemizedlist | orderedlist
Children | itemizedlist, orderedlist, para
Instance |
    <listitem>
      <para xml:lang="">{1,1}</para>
      <itemizedlist>{1,1}</itemizedlist>
      <orderedlist>{1,1}</orderedlist>
    </listitem>

Element ListType / listitem / para

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Paragraph

    summary: A simple paragraph of text.

    description: The "paragraph" element allows for both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included in EML. It can be plain text or text with a limited set of markup tags, including emphasis, subscript, superscript, and lists. This markup
                                            is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | ParagraphType
Properties |
content | complex
mixed | true
Model | value* | itemizedlist | orderedlist | emphasis | subscript | superscript | literalLayout | ulink{0,1}
Children | emphasis, itemizedlist, literalLayout, orderedlist, subscript, superscript, ulink, value
Instance |
    <para xml:lang="">
      <value xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</value>
      <itemizedlist>{1,1}</itemizedlist>
      <orderedlist>{1,1}</orderedlist>
      <emphasis xml:lang="">{1,1}</emphasis>
      <subscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</subscript>
      <superscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</superscript>
      <literalLayout>{1,1}</literalLayout>
      <ulink url="">{0,1}</ulink>
    </para>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element ParagraphType / orderedlist

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Ordered List

    summary: An ordered list of items in a text paragraph.

    description: An ordered list of items in a text paragraph. The list is generally displayed as a numbered list. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | ListType
Properties |
content | complex
Model | listitem+
Children | listitem
Instance |
    <orderedlist>
      <listitem>{1,unbounded}</listitem>
    </orderedlist>

Element ParagraphType / emphasis

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Emphasis

    summary: A span of emphasized text in a paragraph.

    description: A span of emphasized text in a paragraph. Emphasized text is generally rendered as boldfaced or otherwise distinct from the surrounding text. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Properties |
content | complex
mixed | true
Model | value*
Children | value
Instance |
    <emphasis xml:lang="">
      <value xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</value>
    </emphasis>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element ParagraphType / emphasis / value

Namespace | No namespace
Diagram |
Type | i18nString
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 0
maxOccurs | unbounded
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element ParagraphType / subscript

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Subscript

    summary: A subscript in a text paragraph.

    description: A subscript in a text paragraph. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | SubSuperScriptType
Properties |
content | complex
mixed | true
Model | value* | subscript | superscript
Children | subscript, superscript, value
Instance |
    <subscript xml:lang="">
      <value xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</value>
      <subscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</subscript>
      <superscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</superscript>
    </subscript>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element SubSuperScriptType / value

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Localized string for the sub/superscript

    summary: Language translation for the sub/superscript

    description: Language translation as specified by the xml:lang attribute
Diagram |
Type | i18nString
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 0
maxOccurs | unbounded
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element SubSuperScriptType / subscript

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Subscript

    summary: A subscript in a text paragraph.

    description: A subscript in a text paragraph. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | SubSuperScriptType
Properties |
content | complex
mixed | true
Model | value* | subscript | superscript
Children | subscript, superscript, value
Instance |
    <subscript xml:lang="">
      <value xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</value>
      <subscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</subscript>
      <superscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</superscript>
    </subscript>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element SubSuperScriptType / superscript

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Superscript

    summary: A superscript in a text paragraph.

    description: A superscript in a text paragraph. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | SubSuperScriptType
Properties |
content | complex
mixed | true
Model | value* | subscript | superscript
Children | subscript, superscript, value
Instance |
    <superscript xml:lang="">
      <value xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</value>
      <subscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</subscript>
      <superscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</superscript>
    </superscript>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element ParagraphType / superscript

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Superscript

    summary: A superscript in a text paragraph.

    description: A superscript in a text paragraph. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | SubSuperScriptType
Properties |
content | complex
mixed | true
Model | value* | subscript | superscript
Children | subscript, superscript, value
Instance |
    <superscript xml:lang="">
      <value xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</value>
      <subscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</subscript>
      <superscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</superscript>
    </superscript>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element ParagraphType / literalLayout

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: literalLayout

    summary: The equivalent to <pre> in html.

    description: This element specifies that the structure of the text within the tag, specifically the whitespace, should not be altered.
Diagram |
Properties |
content | complex
mixed | true
Model | value*
Children | value
Instance |
    <literalLayout>
      <value xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</value>
    </literalLayout>

Element ParagraphType / literalLayout / value

Namespace | No namespace
Diagram |
Type | i18nString
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 0
maxOccurs | unbounded
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element ParagraphType / ulink

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: ulink

    summary: a link that addresses its target by means of a URL

    description: this element and its children allow paragraphs to contain urls and titles for anchor tags. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 0
mixed | true
Model | citetitle
Children | citetitle
Instance |
    <ulink url="">
      <citetitle xml:lang="">{1,1}</citetitle>
    </ulink>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use | Annotation
--- | --- | --- | ---
url |  | optional |
    tooltip: url

    summary: the Uniform Resource Locator for the cited work

    description: the url attribute contains the location of the work for a link. This markup is a subset of DocBook.

    example: url="http://dublincore.org/documents/usageguide/"

Element ParagraphType / ulink / citetitle

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: citetitle

    summary: the title of the cited work

    description: the citetitle element contains a text title for the url. It can be displayed in an anchor tag. This markup is a subset of DocBook.

    example: The Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
Diagram |
Type | i18nString
Properties |
content | complex
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element ListType / listitem / itemizedlist

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Itemized List

    summary: A list of items in a text paragraph.

    description: A list of items in a text paragraph. The list is generally displayed as a bulleted list. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | ListType
Properties |
content | complex
Model | listitem+
Children | listitem
Instance |
    <itemizedlist>
      <listitem>{1,unbounded}</listitem>
    </itemizedlist>

Element ListType / listitem / orderedlist

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Ordered List

    summary: An ordered list of items in a text paragraph.

    description: An ordered list of items in a text paragraph. The list is generally displayed as a numbered list. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | ListType
Properties |
content | complex
Model | listitem+
Children | listitem
Instance |
    <orderedlist>
      <listitem>{1,unbounded}</listitem>
    </orderedlist>

Element SectionType / section

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Section

    summary: A section of related text.

    description: The "section" element allows for grouping related paragraphs of text together, with an optional title. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | SectionType
Properties |
content | complex
Model | title{0,1} , (para | section)
Children | para, section, title
Instance |
    <section xml:lang="">
      <title xml:lang="">{0,1}</title>
      <para xml:lang="">{1,1}</para>
      <section xml:lang="">{1,1}</section>
    </section>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element TextType / para

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Paragraph

    summary: A simple paragraph of text.

    description: The "paragraph" element allows for both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included in EML. It can be plain text or text with a limited set of markup tags, including emphasis, subscript, superscript, and lists. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Type | ParagraphType
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 0
maxOccurs | unbounded
mixed | true
Model | value* | itemizedlist | orderedlist | emphasis | subscript | superscript | literalLayout | ulink{0,1}
Children | emphasis, itemizedlist, literalLayout, orderedlist, subscript, superscript, ulink, value
Instance |
    <para xml:lang="">
      <value xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</value>
      <itemizedlist>{1,1}</itemizedlist>
      <orderedlist>{1,1}</orderedlist>
      <emphasis xml:lang="">{1,1}</emphasis>
      <subscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</subscript>
      <superscript xml:lang="">{1,1}</superscript>
      <literalLayout>{1,1}</literalLayout>
      <ulink url="">{0,1}</ulink>
    </para>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Element TextType / markdown

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: Markdown

    summary: A block of text formatted with Markdown directives.

    description:

                                    Markdown is a family of text-based formatting directives that can be used to
                                    structure and format a block of text.  A single markdown element in EML can contain multiple
                                    formatting directives that support creation of sections and subsections with headings, a
                                    wide variety of text formatting directives, the ability to include inline links to external
                                    content, and the ability to embed inline citations, figures, and tables. EML's markdown element
                                    follows the GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) extensions to the CommonMark specification.  Clients that
                                    display EML should use a markdown preprocessor to convert the Markdown formatting into an
                                    appropriate display format such as HTML or PDF as appropriate.  When a Markdown block is interleaved
                                    with other blocks of text such as section and paragraph elements from Docbook, the Markdown section
                                    should be interleaved as a block-level element in the flow of the document.  This allows authors to
                                    specify, for example, an initial section in DocBook, followed by a Markdown section, and then possibly
                                    other sections in DocBook.  This will likely be uncommon because Markdown and Docbook have similar
                                    formatting capabilities, but it may be helpful when converting legacy documents that use DocBook.

                                    Because markdown uses special characters that might be reserved by XML processors, one
                                    must be careful to escape such characters, which is typically done by embedding the
                                    text in a CDATA block, or other XML escaping measures.  These escape sequences must be
                                    unescaped before parsing the text with a Markdown processor.

                                    Within a Markdown block, one can use embedded images to specify the location where an inline image
                                    should be displayed within the document.  For example, the syntax for an embedded image uses the
                                    markdown reference syntax, for example ![Figure 1][fig.1.ab567w], where "fig.1.ab567w"
                                    is the unique id attribute for the entity containing the reference to the image.  When
                                    client tools process such image links, they should inline the image data from that entity at the
                                    location specified, which may involve, for example, resolving the image url from an
                                    otherEntity section.  This means that there is an implied link in all Markdown
                                    documents of the form [id]: url/to/image  "Optional title attribute", which is derived
                                    from the metadata for each entity within a document.  Users do not need to insert these links in
                                    order to use them, but client software that might be generating HTML from the markdown will likely
                                    need to generate them from the entity metadata if they are using an external Markdown pre-processor
                                    to handle conversion to HTML and other languages.

                                    Inline citations can also be used to cite scholarly works in the text of an EML
                                    document.  This follows the Pandoc syntax for citation keys, in which the citation keys
                                    are in inside square brackets and separated by semicolons. Each citation is identified
                                    by a key, which consists of an ‘@’ symbol and the citation identifier from the entry for
                                    that citation. Citation keys may optionally have a prefix, a locator, and a suffix to
                                    further qualify what is being cited.  For example, a simple citation would be
                                    constructed as '[@fegraus_2005]', and a list would be '[@jones_2001; @fegraus_2005]'.
                                    The keys must be present in either the 'id' field of a
                                    citation element in the EML document, or as the BibTex key in a 'bibtex' entry in the
                                    EML document.  It is a validation error to cite an entry for which the corresponding
                                    citation key is not present in the EML document, and it is a validation error for the
                                    same citation key to be reused across citation and bibtex elements in the document (each
                                    citation identifier must be unique within the document).  Clients that parse and display
                                    EML documents should first gather up all citation and bibtex elements in the document to
                                    create a citation database in bibtext format, and then pass that database along with the
                                    text in markdown sections to pandoc or an equivalent tool to convert the citations into
                                    properly formatted, human readable citations.  Pandoc supports the use of Citation Style
                                    Language (CSL) files to specify the formatting of citations upon conversion.  See
                                    http://citationstyles.org/ for more details.

                                    Because bulleted lists and other structures within Markdown are dependent on indenting the raw
                                    markdown text, authors and processors should pay close attention to formatting within the
                                    markdown block.  In particular, if the XML document within which the markdown block is embedded
                                    is in an indented hierarchy, then the first non-whitespace character of the markdown block defines
                                    the column for the leftmost column of the markdown, and all subsequent markdown should be indented
                                    relative to that column.  For example, if the first character of the markdown is in column 16
                                    of the document, then all subsequent markdown lines in that block should also start on column 16.
                                    A bulleted list would start on column 16, and its sublist would be indented four space to column 20.
Diagram |
Type | extension of NonEmptyStringType
Type hierarchy | xs:string NonEmptyStringType
Properties |
content | complex
minOccurs | 0
maxOccurs | unbounded

Element text

Namespace | https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/text-2.2.0
Annotations |
    tooltip: Text

    summary: A simple text desription.

    description: The "text" element allows for both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included in EML. It can contain a number of relevant subsections that allow the use of titles, sections, and paragraphs in the text block. The structured elements can be specified using a subset of DocBook so the predefined DocBook stylesheets can be used to style EML fields that implement this module, or alternatively can be specified using Markdown text blocks.
Diagram |
Type | TextType
Properties |
content | complex
mixed | true
Model | section* | para* | markdown*
Children | markdown, para, section
Instance |
    <text xml:lang="" xmlns="https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/text-2.2.0">
      <section xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</section>
      <para xml:lang="">{0,unbounded}</para>
      <markdown>{0,unbounded}</markdown>
    </text>
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Complex Type TextType

Namespace | https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/text-2.2.0
Annotations |
    tooltip: Text

    summary: A simple text desription.

    description: The "text" element allows for both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included in EML. It can contain a number of relevant subsections that allow the use of titles, sections, and paragraphs in the text block. This markup is a subset of DocBook, or alternatively can be specified using Markdown text blocks.
Diagram |
Properties |
mixed | true
Model | section* | para* | markdown*
Children | markdown, para, section
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Complex Type SectionType

Namespace | https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/text-2.2.0
Annotations |
    tooltip: Section

    summary: A section of related text.

    description: The "section" element allows for grouping related paragraphs (or other sections) of text together, with an optional title. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Model | title{0,1} , (para | section)
Children | para, section, title
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Complex Type i18nString

Namespace | https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/text-2.2.0
Annotations |
    tooltip: Localized string

    summary: Language translation for the text

    description: Language translation as specified by the xml:lang attribute
Diagram |
Type | extension of xs:string
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Complex Type ParagraphType

Namespace | https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/text-2.2.0
Annotations |
    tooltip: Paragraph

    summary: A simple paragraph of text.

    description: The "paragraph" element allows for both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included in EML. It can be plain text or text with a limited set of markup tags, including emphasis, subscript, superscript, lists and links. This
                        markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Properties |
mixed | true
Model | value* | itemizedlist | orderedlist | emphasis | subscript | superscript | literalLayout | ulink{0,1}
Children | emphasis, itemizedlist, literalLayout, orderedlist, subscript, superscript, ulink, value
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Complex Type ListType

Namespace | https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/text-2.2.0
Annotations |
    tooltip: ListType

    summary: A list of items in a text paragraph.

    description: A list of items in a text paragraph. The ListType is used by both orderedlist elements and itemizedlist elements. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Model | listitem+
Children | listitem

Complex Type SubSuperScriptType

Namespace | https://eml.ecoinformatics.org/text-2.2.0
Annotations |
    tooltip: Subscript/Superscript Type

    summary: A subscript or a superscript in a text paragraph.

    description: A subscript or a superscript in a text paragraph. This type is used by both subscript and superscript elements to define their recursive content. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Diagram |
Properties |
mixed | true
Model | value* | subscript | superscript
Children | subscript, superscript, value
Attributes |
QName | Type | Use |
--- | --- | --- | ---
xml:lang |  | optional |

Attribute ParagraphType / ulink / @url

Namespace | No namespace
Annotations |
    tooltip: url

    summary: the Uniform Resource Locator for the cited work

    description: the url attribute contains the location of the work for a link. This markup is a subset of DocBook.

    example: url="http://dublincore.org/documents/usageguide/"
Properties |
use | optional