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Standardize on em dashes #2155
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Not sure I see a need to be using a separate branch, here (except for practice). |
I'm making a branch only because I need the practice. |
I'm resuming @JanelleJenstad and @martindholmes's work on this ticket with @sydb's guidance. I have saved the changes directly to dev. I have saved changes from double hyphens to em dashes to the following files within
There were also some date ranges that had double hyphens instead of en dashes, so I have updated those instances accordingly within this ticket also (if there are objections, let me know and I can revert):
Also, I changed double hyphens to em dashes in the following files within
And lastly, I changed the double hyphens to em dashes in the HD-Header.xml within
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Commit numbers for the above changes:
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There are a few cases where the use of double hyphens or em-dash remains uncertain, among which the reference to the French version of La TEI simplifiée within
Pinging @lb42 : should |
An em dash, bien sur.
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There are a few cases where the use of double hyphens or em-dash remains uncertain, among which the reference to the French version of La TEI simplifiée within Source/Guidelines/fr/BIB-Bibliography.xml:
<bibl xml:id="fr-ex-TEI-simpl" xml:lang="fr"><author>Burnard, Lou</author>,
<author>Sperberg-McQueen, C. M.</author>, <title>
<ref target="http://www.gutenberg.eu.org/publications/autres/TEILITE/">La TEI simplifiée,
une introduction au codage des textes électroniques en vue de leur échange -- version de
travail </ref>
</title>, <date>1996</date>.</bibl>
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Un très grand merci @lb42 ! |
We have been inconsistent in our use of em dashes and double hyphens. @martindholmes and I noted that "There are 89 instances of double-hyphens in the TEI source files, some of which look like they would have to be retained (because they're part of some formal system such as a keyword taxonomy, or they're exemplifying how to create a comment), but most of which could be changed to em dashes. There are 317 instances of actual em dashes, so they are the majority."
With @martindholmes walking me through the process, I made three edits on the dev branch. I will continue this work in my own branch and update the style guide.
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