A Quick Reference List of the Most Frequently Used Terms
in the CLaRK System

Index:    A   B   C    D   E   F    G   H   I   J    K   L   M   N   O   P   Q   R   S   T   U   V   W   X   Y   Z

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I

A system function which allows insertion of a first Comment child to each selected node. For each selected node the system will insert an empty comment child.

L

A notion used in the Text Layout for the documents opened in CLaRK. It defines the amount of space characters which are shown in front of the XML tags in order to beautify the text representation in the editor or in the output file.

The LookAndFeel defines the style of the graphical user interface components to be painted on the screen. Each operating system (Windows, Unix, Mac, ...)  has its specific style (look@feel).

M

A system indicator which appears on the menu bar of CLaRK and shows the amount of memory the system currently uses. Clicking on it activates a Garbage Collection procedure.

A tool which runs different other tools to process the working data. The tool uses Control Operators to perform conditional tool applications.

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Q

This is short for Tool Query which is an XML document describing a set of options of certain tool. On the basis of such description a tool can be applied without any other additional information and without opening a corresponding tool dialog window. On this descriptions the MultyQuery Tool strongly relies. The tools supporting the query techniques are:

R

The RTF is a format for text and graphics interchange that can be used with different output devices, operating environments, and operating systems. RTF uses the ANSI, PC-8, Macintosh, or IBM PC character set to control the representation and formatting of a document. The system supports importing of RTF documents and representing them in XML according to TEI.2 DTD. For details see Import RTF.

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T

This component determines the way an XML document will be shown in the text area. The options are: showing/hiding tags with/without their contents, drawing some tags on new lines, inserting leading offsets, using Color Schemes. For more details see Edit Text Layout in the system manual.

This component determines the way an XML document will be shown in the tree area. For each tag name from a DTD the user can define a string pattern describing the desired appearance of the corresponding elements in the tree. The patterns are based on retrieving related data by XPath expressions. Further more each pattern defines a color for the tags.

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W

A syntactic element from the Token description language, which allows describing a set of tokens by leaving some of the characters in them underespecified. The symbols are as follows: '#' - corresponds to a sequence (possibly empty) of characters; '%' - corresponds to exactly one character; '@' - zero or one character.

X

An general named entity which contains XPath expression and other specific information. It is designed to be used in other tools applications. Major representatives of XPath Keys are: Grammar Keys, Sort Keys, Table Sort Keys.

A means for given names to XPath expressions and using them later in other expressions, referring them only by name. The XPath of a macro must be a valid expression, which can use other XPath Macros.