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# /=====================================================================\
# | LaTeXML-para.rnc |
# | RelaxNG model for LaTeXML generated documents |
# |=====================================================================|
# | Part of LaTeXML: |
# | Public domain software, produced as part of work done by the |
# | United States Government & not subject to copyright in the US. |
# |=====================================================================|
# | Bruce Miller <bruce.miller@nist.gov> #_# |
# | http://dlmf.nist.gov/LaTeXML/ (o o) |
# \=========================================================ooo==U==ooo=/
default namespace = "http://dlmf.nist.gov/LaTeXML"
## This module defines the following `logical' block elements.
Para.class &= para*
& theorem* & proof*
& figure* & table* & float* & listing*
## Additionally, it defines these miscellaneous elements that can appear
## in both inline and block contexts.
Misc.class &= inline-para*
#======================================================================
para =
## A Logical paragraph. It has an \attr{id}, but not a \attr{label}.
element para { para_attributes & para_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{para}.
para_attributes = Common.attributes & ID.attributes
## Content model for \elementref{para}.
para_model = Block.model
#======================================================================
inline-para =
## An inline para. Actually, can appear in inline or block mode, but
## typesets its contents as para.
element inline-para { inline-para_attributes & inline-para_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{inline-para}.
inline-para_attributes = Common.attributes & Positionable.attributes
## Content model for \elementref{inline-para}.
inline-para_model = Para.model
#======================================================================
theorem =
## A theorem or similar object. The \attr{class} attribute can be used to distinguish
## different kinds of theorem.
element theorem { theorem_attributes & theorem_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{theorem}.
theorem_attributes = Common.attributes & Labelled.attributes
## Content model for \elementref{theorem}.
theorem_model = title? & Para.model
#======================================================================
proof =
## A proof or similar object. The \attr{class} attribute can be used to distinguish
## different kinds of proof.
element proof { proof_attributes & proof_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{proof}.
proof_attributes = Common.attributes & Labelled.attributes
## Content model for \elementref{proof}.
proof_model = title? & Para.model
#======================================================================
## These are the additional elements representing figure and
## table captions.
## NOTE: Could title sensibly be reused here, instead?
## Or, should caption be used for theorem and proof?
Caption.class = caption | toccaption
#======================================================================
figure =
## A figure, possibly captioned.
element figure { figure_attributes & figure_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{figure}.
figure_attributes =
Common.attributes &
Labelled.attributes &
Positionable.attributes &
## the vertical floating placement parameter that determines where the object is displayed.
attribute placement { text }?
### MiKo: only allowing one caption, is this right? same for table, float, and listing below
## Content model for \elementref{figure}.
figure_model = figure* & Block.model & Caption.class
#======================================================================
table =
## A Table, possibly captioned. This is not necessarily a \elementref{tabular}.
element table { table_attributes & table_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{table}.
table_attributes =
Common.attributes &
Labelled.attributes &
Positionable.attributes &
## the vertical floating placement parameter that determines where the object is displayed.
attribute placement { text }?
## Content model for \elementref{table}.
table_model = table* & Block.model & Caption.class
#======================================================================
float =
## A generic float, possibly captioned, something other than a table, figure or listing
element float { float_attributes & float_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{float}.
float_attributes =
Common.attributes &
Labelled.attributes &
Positionable.attributes &
## the vertical floating placement parameter that determines where the object is displayed.
attribute placement { text }?
## Content model for \elementref{float}.
float_model = float* & Block.model & Caption.class
#======================================================================
listing =
## A Listing, possibly captioned.
element listing { listing_attributes & listing_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{listing}.
listing_attributes =
Common.attributes &
Labelled.attributes &
Positionable.attributes &
## the floating placement parameter that determines where the object is displayed.
attribute placement { text }?
## Content model for \elementref{listing}.
listing_model = Block.model & Caption.class
#======================================================================
caption =
## A caption for a \elementref{table} or \elementref{figure}.
element caption { caption_attributes & caption_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{caption}.
caption_attributes =
Common.attributes &
attribute font { text }? &
## Indicates the text size to use. (See \elementref{text})
attribute size { "Huge" | "huge" | "LARGE" | "Large" | "large" | "normal"
| "small" | "footnote" | "tiny" | text }? &
## the color to use; any CSS compatible color specification.
attribute color { text }?
## Content model for \elementref{caption},
## basically Inline.model with tag included (normally, but not necessarily, tag would come first).
caption_model = tag* & text & Inline.class & Misc.class & Meta.class
#======================================================================
toccaption =
## A short form of \elementref{table} or \elementref{figure} caption,
## used for lists of figures or similar.
element toccaption { toccaption_attributes & toccaption_model }
## Attributes for \elementref{toccaption}.
toccaption_attributes = Common.attributes
### MiKo: here we allowed multiple tags, but now we can restrict, do we want that?
## Content model for \elementref{toccaption}.
toccaption_model = text & Inline.class & Misc.class & Meta.class & tag*
#======================================================================
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