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The Advanced CNXML (日本語 - Japanese)

Module by: Ricardo Radaelli-Sanchez, Hironori Takaryo, Connexions. E-mail the authors

Based on: The Advanced CNXML by Ricardo Radaelli-Sanchez

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Summary: This is the final installment of my three part tutorial on the CNXML language. It is currently valid for the most recent release of the 0.3 language. The keywords contain a list of the tags described in this tutorial. Along with the example code in this module there is also an example module that has been growing throughout the tutorial.

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This module contains Connexions documentation which is out-of-date. The contents of this module are provided here for historical purposes only and should not be considered accurate for the current version of the Connexions website. The current (English-language) version of this module can be located at http://cnx.org/content/m9007/latest/. If you have any additional questions or cannot find the answer to your question, please contact techsupport@cnx.org and we will be happy to assist in any way we can.

If you would like to assist Connexions by helping us update this module with an appropriate translation from the current English version, please contact us at cnx@cnx.org as we would appreciate your help with improving our support for non-English-speaking users.

Code

　codeタグは、パラグラフ内にインラインテキストとしてか、ブロックテキストとして使用されます。どんなタグが含まれるかはCNXML Specに相談してください。codeタグには2種類の値が入るtype属性があります。

  • inline (ディフォルト) - インラインテキストの指定
  • block - ブロックテキストの指定

Example 1


	  
<para id='copy'>
  In a unix terminal the command to copy a file is <code
  type='inline'>cp original copy</code>.
</para>

In a unix terminal the command to copy a file is cp original copy

Exercise

　exerciseタグは作者に対して、彼らのドキュメントに練習問題を追加するタグを提供します。exerciseタグはid属性（必須）とproblemとsolutionの2つの子要素を持ちます。problemタグとsolutionタグは属性を持ちません。

　多項選択式などの複雑な答えを作成するため、QML(Questions Markup Language)はproblemタグやsolutionタグのところで使用されるでしょう。詳しくはQMLを見てください。

Example 2


	  
<exercise id='grilltest'>
  <problem>
    <para id='grilltestp1'>
      For food safety, a steak should be cooked to a minimum
      temperature of what?
    </para>
  </problem>
  <solution>
    <para id='sol1p1'>
      160&deg; F or until the juices run clear and the meat is no
      longer pink.
    </para>
  </solution>
</exercise>

Problem 1

For food safety, a steak should be cooked to a minimum temperature of what?

Solution

160° F or until the juices run clear and the meat is no longer pink

CALS Table

　CNXMLはCNXMLドキュメントにテーブルを含めるために、Industry StandardのCALS Table Modelを使用しています。以下に示すのは、CALSタグ、それらの属性、そして子要素の簡単な解説です。より詳しい情報については、CALS Table Specに相談してください。

table

　tableタグは表の始まりを示します。任意の子要素nameを持ち、1つ以上のtgroupタグを持っています。tableタグはまた多くの属性を持っています。詳しくはCALS Table Specに相談してください。

tgroup

　tgroupタグはtableの始まりを示します。列数を表す必須の属性colsを持ちます。その子属性のタグは、0か1以上のcolspecかspanspecと、0か1以上のtheadかtfoot、そして1つのtbodyタグです。

colspec

The colspec tag is an empty tag that specificies the column of a table or entrytbl. The names and numbers specified as attributes are used for referencing by other tags.

spanspec

The spanspec tag is an empty tag that identifies a horizontal span of columns and associated attributes that can subsequently be referenced by its spanname for repeated use in entry or entrytbl in different rows.

thead

　theadタグはtgroupかentrytblのヘッダーのrowを特定します。theadタグは0か1以上のcolspecタグ、および1以上のrowを持つことができます。

tfoot

　tfootタグは、tbodyタグの後に表示されるフッター情報のrowsを特定します。tfootタグは0か1以上のcolspecタグ、および1つ以上のrowを持つことができます。

tbody

　tbodyタグはtgroupかentrytblの中身を特定します。tbodyタグには、1つ以上のrowタグがなければなりません。

row

　rowタグは、thead、tbody、もしくはtfootの中の情報の行を特定します。rowタグは1つ以上のentryかentrytblがなければなりません。

entrytbl

　entrytblタグはentryの代理を行いますが、tgroupのtbodyの一行に収まります。 The content model is the same as that of a tgroup except that tfoot is ommitted and entrytbl is self-excluding. Its children tags are zero, one, or more colspec or spanspec, zero or one thead or tfoot, and one tbody tag.

entry

　entryタグはrow内の入力を特定します。entryタグはASCIIを含んでおり、0か1以上のcite、term、cnxn、link、code、emphasisもしくはmediaを含んでいます。

Using CALS Tables

　少し複雑に聞こえるかもしれませんが、Example 3を見ることで表について理解できると思います。より詳しい情報はCALS Table SpecかCNXML Specに相談してください。

Example 3


	    
<table id='grilltemp' frame='all'>
  <name>Steak Cooking Temperatures</name>
  <tgroup cols='2' colsep='1' rowsep='1'>
    <thead>
      <row>
        <entry>Temperature (&deg;F)</entry>
        <entry>Description</entry>
      </row>
    </thead>
    <tbody>
      <row>
        <entry align='center'>140</entry>
        <entry align='center'>Rare</entry>
      </row>
      <row>
        <entry align='center'>150</entry>
        <entry align='center'>Medium Rare</entry>
      </row> 
      <row>
        <entry align='center'>160</entry>
        <entry align='center'>Medium</entry>
      </row>
      <row>
        <entry align='center'>165</entry>
        <entry align='center'>Medium Well</entry>
      </row>
      <row>
        <entry align='center'>170</entry>
        <entry align='center'>Well</entry>
      </row>
    </tbody>
  </tgroup>
</table>
Table 1: Steak Cooking Temperatures
Temperature (°F) Description
140 Rare
150 Medium Rare
160 Medium
165 Medium Well
170 Well

まとめ

　これでCNXMLチュートリアルは終わりです。2つの役立つリソースはThe CNXML Language Specとthe example documentです。

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