Filename for Fragments about medieval-mss HOT 9 CLOSED

Assigning Matthew & James since it's possible that this is not a simple renaming process.

from medieval-mss.

This folder is for manuscript fragments in printed books (a small cataloguing programme that is in progress as part of the "fragmentarium" project). The shelfmark therefore really is "A 1 11 Art Seld, pastedown". "A 1 11 Art Seld" is the shelmark of a printed book and the ms fragment that the description is concerned with, is a pastedown in the binding. Does this make sense?

from medieval-mss.

Yes, it makes sense -- the filenames and the XML IDs need to be standardized, though.

from medieval-mss.

Feel free to make any necessary changes now and perhaps we can discuss the standardization principles when I'm back in Oxford? I had been thinking that the "manuscript_xxx" xml:id was the imporant bit...

from medieval-mss.

My understanding was that James' normalization process was making the filenames and the xml:ids match.

from medieval-mss.

James add two xml:ids to each descrption (a) on msDesc, this is the same as the normalized filename (b) on TEI, this is in the form "manuscript_xxx", and I think for consistency we should use (b) for the URLs and indexing, cf issue 28

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since we have switched to using numeric IDs, can this be closed?

from medieval-mss.

It was making the filenames and IDs match, but if needing it changed now then it should be done manually.

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Modified schematron now checks that ID and filename match

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