element <biblioref>
Namespace:
http://www.erudit.org/xsd/article
Type:
biblioreftype
Content:
mixed, 2 attributes, 27 elements
Defined:
globally in eruditarticle.xsd, see XML source
Used:
at 5 locations
XML Representation Summary
<biblioref
    biblioreftype
 = 
 ("proceedings" | "newsarticle" | "magarticle" | "journalarticle" | "art" | "hearing" | "audiovisual" | "other" | "db" | "patent" | "map" | "classwork" | "edbook" | "confpaper" | "persocomm" | "equation" | "figure" | "film" | "gov" | "case" | "book" | "compprog" | "statute" | "manuscript" | "multimedia" | "unpub" | "booksection" | "prepub" | "bill" | "report" | "legalrule" | "table" | "thesis")
    id
 = 
 xs:ID
    >
   
Content: 
 {text} × (no?, (unicodechar | quotation | inlineequation | superscript | subscript | simplelink | highlight | bookmark | mediaobject | reference | year | author | duration | publisher | idpublic | nbpage | nbvol | collno | editionno | issueno | serialno | pagination | publocation | title | colltitle | volume)*)
</biblioref>
May contain elements (27):
author, bookmark, collno, colltitle, duration, editionno, highlight, idpublic, inlineequation, issueno, mediaobject, nbpage, nbvol, no, pagination, publisher, publocation, quotation, reference, serialno, simplelink, subscript, superscript, title, unicodechar, volume, year
May be included in elements (37):
abstract, ackno, appendixgr, appnote, biblio, bibliodiv, bibliosubdiv, bibliosubsubdiv, bionote, bionotegr, blockquote, boxnote, caption, epigraph, eqnote, equation, example, exnote, fignote, gennote, listitem, note, objnote, para, rlsource, rlsourceh, rltarget, rltargeth, section1, section2, section3, section4, section5, section6, tabdcell, tabhcell, tabnote
Known Usage Locations
Annotation
Label
Bibliographic reference
Description
The full bibliographic description of a resource mentioned in the described article.
Comments
Note that each part of a reference does not have to go into a separate element for the following reasons: (1) A variety of standard formats are used, depending upon the journal and even the described article; (2) Looking for a specific reference element does not require detailed anchoring; (3) The appearance of each element can be preserved without being anchored according to its content.
Examples
example 1
<biblio>
    <title>Bibliographie</title>
    <biblioref id="rb1">
        <blocktext>BARTHES, R. (1982), Le plaisir du texte, Paris, Éd. du Seuil, coll. «Points»,
        108 p.</blocktext>
    </biblioref>
    <biblioref id="rb2">
        <blocktext>VIVIER, C. (1994), Lonely Child, Saint-Nicolas, Québec,
        Doberman-Yppan.</blocktext>
    </biblioref>
</biblio>
XML Source (w/o annotations (1); see within schema source)
<xs:element name="biblioref" type="biblioreftype">
</xs:element>
XML schema documentation generated with DocFlex/XML 1.7.0 using DocFlex/XML | XSDDoc 2.0.0 template set