SEG

   (i.e. arbitrary segment)
  Description:  contains any arbitrary phrase-level unit of text (includ-
        ing other <seg> elements).
  Attributes:
        subtype:  provides a sub-categorization of the segment is marked.
        Data type:  CDATA
        Value:  any string of characters.
        Default value:  #IMPLIED
        Remarks:  The subtype attribute may be used to provide any classi-
              fication for the <seg> elements tagged in a text suitable
              for the type given.
        This attribute is optional.
        part:  specifies whether or not the segment is complete.
        Data type:  (Y | N | I | M | F)
              Legal values are:
              Y :  the segment is incomplete
              N :  either the segment is complete, or no claim is made as
                    to its completeness
              I :  the initial part of an incomplete segment
              M :  a medial part of an incomplete segment
              F :  the final part of an incomplete segment
        Default value:  N
        Remarks:  The values I, M, or F should be used only where it is
              clear how the segment is to be reconstituted.
        This attribute is mandatory when applicable.
  Example:
             <seg>When are you leaving?</seg>
             <seg>Tomorrow.</seg>
             <s>
             <seg type='typographic part-line'
             rend=caps>So father's only</seg>
             glory was the ballfield.</s>
             <seg id=S1S3 type=preamble>
               <seg id=S1>Sigmund,
                   <seg type=patronym>the son of Volsung</seg>,
               was a king in Frankish country.</seg>
               <seg id=S2>Sinfiotli was the eldest of his sons ...</seg>
               <seg id=S3>Borghild, Sigmund's wife, had a brother ... </seg>
             <!-- ... -->
             </seg>
  Remarks:  The <seg> element may be used at the encoder's discretion to
        mark any  segments of the text of interest for processing.  One
        use of the element is to mark text features for which no appropri-
        ate markup is otherwise defined -- i.e. as a simple extension
        mechanism.  Another use is to provide an identifier for some seg-
        ment which is to be pointed at by some other element -- i.e. to
        provide a target, or a part of a target, for a <ptr> or other sim-
        ilar element.
  Part:  additional tag set for common core features
  Member of classes:  seg [and indirectly also:] phrase
  DTD file:  teilink2.dtd
  Data description:  May contain anything which may appear within a para-
        graph.
  May occur within:  abbr activity actor add addrLine addName admin affil-
        iation author authority bibl biblScope birth bloc byline camera
        caption case castItem catDesc cell channel cl classCode closer
        colloc constitution corr country creation damage dataDesc date
        dateRange def del derivation desc descrip distance distinct dis-
        tributor docAuthor docDate docEdition docImprint domain edition
        editor education emph equiv etym expan extent factuality figDesc
        firstLang foreign forename form fsDescr funder fw fDescr gen gen-
        Name gloss gram gramGrp head headItem headLabel hi hyph imprimatur
        interaction item itype l label lang language langKnown lbl lem
        locale m measure meeting mentioned mood name nameLink note num
        number occasion occupation opener orgdivn orgtitle orgtype orgName
        orig orth otherForm p per persName phr placeName pos preparedness
        principal pron publisher pubPlace purpose q quote rdg re ref reg
        region rendition residence resp restore role roleDesc roleName rs
        s salute seg sense set settlement sic signed socecStatus sound
        soCalled sp speaker sponsor stage street stress subc supplied sur-
        name syll symbol tagUsage tech term time timeRange title titlePart
        tns tr trailer trans u unclear usg valDesc view w wit witness wit-
        Detail writing xr xref
  May contain:  #PCDATA abbr add address anchor att bibl biblFull
        biblStruct c caesura camera caption castList cit cl corr date
        dateRange dateStruct del distinct emph expan figure foreign formu-
        la gap gi gloss handShift hi label lang link list listBibl m meas-
        ure mentioned move name note num orig oRef oVar phr ptr pRef pVar
        q quote ref reg rs s seg sic sound soCalled stage table tag tech
        term text time timeRange timeStruct title val view w xptr xref
  Declaration:
       <!ELEMENT seg           - -  (%paraContent)                     >
       <!ATTLIST seg                %a.global
                                    %a.seg
                 subtype            CDATA               #IMPLIED
                 part               (Y | N | I | M | F) N              >
  Discussed in 14.3, "Segments and Anchors," on page 27.
  Discussed in 9.3, "Components of the Verse Line," on page 17.
  Discussed in 10.2.4, "Speech Contents," on page 19.
  This tag is optional.

Content

• #PCDATA
• abbr
• add
• address
• anchor
• bibl
• biblfull
• cit
• code
• corr
• date
• del
• eg
• emph
• figure
• foreign
• formula
• gap
• gi
• gloss
• hi
• ident
• kw
• label
• list
• listbibl
• mentioned
• name
• note
• num
• orig
• ptr
• q
• ref
• reg
• rs
• s
• seg
• sic
• socalled
• stage
• table
• term
• text
• time
• title
• unclear
• xptr
• xref

Tag Minimization

Open Tag: REQUIRED
Close Tag: REQUIRED

Parent Elements

• abbr
• add
• addrline
• author
• authority
• bibl
• biblscope
• byline
• catdesc
• cell
• classcode
• closer
• corr
• creation
• date
• del
• distributor
• docauthor
• docdate
• docedition
• docimprint
• edition
• editor
• emph
• extent
• figdesc
• foreign
• funder
• gloss
• head
• hi
• item
• l
• label
• language
• mentioned
• name
• note
• num
• opener
• orig
• p
• principal
• publisher
• pubplace
• q
• ref
• reg
• rendition
• resp
• rs
• s
• salute
• seg
• sic
• signed
• socalled
• sp
• speaker
• sponsor
• stage
• tagusage
• term
• time
• title
• titlepart
• trailer
• unclear
• xref