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Glossary
Name Glossary -- Glossary of terms
Description Glossary of terms, which may be
a book component on its own or may
occur or before or after the main content
of a Sect, or after the main content of an Article.
It contains in order an optional DocInfo, optional
Title, and optional TitleAbbrev, followed by
any number of
block-oriented elements, followed by
one or more GlossEntries or one or more GlossDivs,
and ending with an optional Bibliography.
It has Status and common attributes.
Children Glossary contains these elements:
Abstract , Address , Anchor , AuthorBlurb , Bibliography , BlockQuote , BridgeHead , CalloutList , Caution , CmdSynopsis , Comment , DocInfo , Epigraph , Equation , Example , Figure , FormalPara , FuncSynopsis , GlossDiv , GlossEntry , GlossList , Graphic , GraphicCO , Highlights , Important , InformalEquation , InformalExample , InformalTable , ItemizedList , LiteralLayout , MsgSet , Note , OrderedList , Para , Procedure , ProgramListing , ProgramListingCO , Screen , ScreenCO , ScreenShot , SegmentedList , Sidebar , SimPara , SimpleList , Synopsis , Table , Tip , Title , TitleAbbrev , VariableList , Warning .
In some contexts, additional elements may be allowed
by inclusions in parent elements.
Attributes
Status Editorial or publication status ofthe element it
applies to, such as "in review" or "approved for distribution." There
is no default.
Examples <GLOSSARY>
<TITLE>Words You Must Know</TITLE>
<PARA>These are words you must know to pass the SGML test.
</PARA>
<GLOSSDIV>
<TITLE>Words Pertaining to Markup</TITLE>
<GLOSSENTRY SORTAS="RME">
<GLOSSTERM>Reportable Markup Error</GLOSSTERM>
<ACRONYM>RME</ACRONYM>
<ABBREV>Markerror</ABBREV>
<GLOSSDEF>
<PARA>A mistake you made.</PARA>
</GLOSSDEF>
<GLOSSDEF SUBJECT="Errors">
<PARA>A mistake someone else made.</PARA>
<GLOSSSEEALSO OTHERTERM="gl123">
</GLOSSDEF>
</GLOSSENTRY>
</GLOSSDIV>
<GLOSSDIV>
<TITLE>Words Not Pertaining to Markup So Much</TITLE>
<GLOSSENTRY>
<GLOSSTERM ID="gl123">Document</GLOSSTERM>
<GLOSSDEF>
<PARA>A piece of writing; it sounds fancier if you
call it a Document.</PARA>
</GLOSSDEF>
</GLOSSENTRY>
<GLOSSENTRY>
<GLOSSTERM>Instance</GLOSSTERM>
<GLOSSSEE>Document</GLOSSSEE>
</GLOSSENTRY>
</GLOSSDIV>
<BIBLIOGRAPHY>
<BIBLIOENTRY>
<BOOKBIBLIO>
<TITLE>Recursive Tooth Exercises
</TITLE>
<AUTHORGROUP>
<AUTHOR>
<FIRSTNAME>George</FIRSTNAME>
<SURNAME>Tirebiter</SURNAME>
</AUTHOR>
</AUTHORGROUP>
</BOOKBIBLIO>
</BIBLIOENTRY>
</BIBLIOGRAPHY>
</GLOSSARY>