WWP Prefixes

prefix	pneumonic	match	replace	where	comments
b	bibliography	(\i\c*)	./bibliography.xml#$1	textbase/IN, IN, MME/IN	Refers to entries in the Intertextual Networks bibliography.
e	event	?	?	?	Probably not in use, as WWiC would be the only one to use it.
ea	exhibit editorial	(\i\c*)	./editorial.xml#$1	exhibits	Possibly legacy?
ep	exhibit person	(\i\c*)	./persons.xml#$1	exhibits
el	exhibit location	(\i\c*)	./places.xml#$1	exhibits
ee	exhibit event	(\i\c*)	./events.xml#$1	exhibits
l	location	([A-Z]{1-6}(-[A-Z]{1-6}){0-6})	../common/places.xml#$1	WWiR
mbel	Mary Baker Eddy Library	?	?	MBEL	not really in use any more
p	person	([a-z]{2-9}\.[a-z]{3})	../common/persons.xml#$1	WWiR
p	person	([a-z]{2-9}\.[a-z]{3})	./personography.xml#$1	textbase
p	person	([a-z]{2-9}\.[a-z]{3})	./personography.xml#$1	IN
s	source	([a-z]+)	../common/periodicals.xml#$1	WWiR
t	textbase	([\w-]+\.[\w-]+)#([\w\.-]+)	http://www.wwp.northeastern.edu/texts/$1.html#$2	IN	Used to point to specific `@xml:id`'d elements within a WWO document.
w	work	([a-z])+	../common/received-texts.xml#$1	WWiR
mb	MME bibliography	(\i\c)*	./bibliography.xml#$1	MME	future!

Note: all replacement strings that are to relative URIs start with “./” even if the actual value of @replacementPattern does not.

Navigation menu