The contents of this chapter have been generated automatically. Although much effort has been spent to ensure accurate representation of the schemas and function library, you may find errors or inconsistencies. In such cases, the functions and schemas (particularly the RELAX-NG, compact syntax) are to be given priority. ( Used by , . No variables, keys, functions, or named templates depend upon this . Relies upon , . Does not rely upon global variables, keys, functions, or templates.
<xsl:value-of select="name(.)"/> <code>[<xsl:value-of select="@xml:id"/>]</code> Affects: General rule not affecting specific attibutes or elements.
<code> <xsl:copy-of select="tan:string-representation-of-component($this-node-name, $this-node-type)" /> </code> Formal Definition text Takes IDrefs to vocabulary items Used by: ,
TAN patterns, elements, and attributes defined Each entry below begins with a description of the attribute, element, or pattern, followed by a formal definition and the name of the master file(s) that should be consulted. Dependencies are listed, along with relevant rules that would trigger errors, and examples (if any). The contents of this chapter have been generated automatically from the RELAX-NG schemas (XML syntax), the error database, and local examples.
TAN attributes
TAN elements
TAN patterns
In this section are collected all official TAN vocabularies, i.e., values of @which predefined by TAN for certain elements. Remember, these vocabularies are not @xml:id values, and do not fall under the same restrictions. They may contain punctuation, spaces, and so forth. For more on the use of these vocabularies, see @which, specific elements, or various examples. Official TAN vocabularies The vocabularies that begin n. and are located in the subdirectory /vocabularies/extra are extra, and they must be explicitly invoked in a TAN file by means of <vocabulary which="[VOCABULARY NAME]"> in the declarations section of <head>. TAN variables, keys, functions, and templates Dependencies refer exclusively to components of the TAN function library, both the core validation procedures and the extra functions. A variable, function, or template listed as not being relied upon may have dependencies in the files in the subdirectory applications.
<xsl:value-of select="$this-file-name || ' global variables, keys, and functions summarized'" />
<xsl:value-of select="tan:title-case($this-type-of-component) || 's'"/>
<code> <xsl:value-of select="tan:string-representation-of-component(current-grouping-key(), $this-type-of-component)" /> </code> Looks for elements matching () as Definition: Definition: This variable has a complex definition. See stylesheet for definiton.
Cross-format global variables Global variables that straddle different files in the TAN function library. Cross-format functions Some function definitions differ from one TAN format to another. Mode templates Templates based on modes are frequently found across constituent files, so they are collated here separately, one entry per mode.
<code> <xsl:value-of select="tan:string-representation-of-component(current-grouping-key(), $this-type-of-component, exists(current-group()/@mode))" /> </code>
Errors Below is a list of specifically defined TAN errors.