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<retrace>

contains a sequence of writing which has been retraced, for example by over-inking, to clarify or fix it.

Module transcrPH-fix

Attributes

Global and inherited attributes:
att.global @xml:id@n@xml:lang@xml:base@xml:space
att.global.analytic @ana
att.global.change @change
att.global.facs @facs
att.global.linking @corresp@synch@sameAs@copyOf@next@prev@exclude@select
att.global.rendition @rend@style@rendition
att.global.responsibility @cert@resp
att.global.source @source
att.dimensions @unit@quantity@extent@precision@scope
att.ranging @atLeast@atMost@min@max@confidence
att.spanning @spanTo
att.transcriptional @status@cause@seq
att.editLike @evidence@instant
att.placement @place
att.written @hand

Classes and content

Member of
model.linePartmodel.pPart.transcriptional
May contain

analysis

certainty

core

dictionaries

drama

figures

gaiji

header

iso-fs

linking

msdescription

namesdates

spoken

tagdocs

textcrit

textstructure

transcr

verse

Character data

  • character data
Contained by

analysis

cmc

core

dictionaries

drama

figures

header

linking

msdescription

namesdates

spoken

tagdocs

textcrit

textstructure

transcr

verse

Note

Multiple retraces are indicated by nesting one retrace within another. In principle, a retrace differs from a substitution in that second and subsequent rewrites do not materially alter the content of an element. Where minor changes have been made during the retracing action however these may be marked up using del, add, etc. with an appropriate value for the @change attribute.

Example

<line>... Sku<retrace cause="unclear">l</retrace>dren </line>

Content model

<content>
    <macroRef key="macro.paraContent"/>
  </content>