| <arg> |
Contains the argument of a calculation. |
| Attributes |
| No other than global attributes
|
|
| Example |
<arg>
<arg>5</arg>
<add>
<oper>+</oper>
<arg>(<arg>67</arg> <oper>/</oper> <arg>4</arg>)</arg>
</add>
</arg>
|
| Note |
An argument can be defined as the left-hand side of an
equation in a calculation. It can thus only occur as a
descendant of a <calc>
element. An argument may be in strictly numerical form, or
may be intermingled with textual data.
|
| Content |
May contain character data, phrase-level elements and
embedded calculations and arguments. |
| Parents |
arg calc result |
| Children |
#PCDATA abbr add addSpan address alt altGrp anchor app arg calc cb corr damage date dateRange deco del delSpan dimensions
distinct emph expan figure foreign formula fw gap gloss handShift hi index interp interpGrp join joinGrp layerEnd layerStart
lb link linkGrp measure mentioned milestone name note num orig paraph pb placeName print ptr ref reg restore rs seg sic soCalled
space supplied term time timeRange timeline title unclear xptr xref |
| Declaration |
<!ELEMENT arg %om.RR;
(%phrase; | calc | arg)*>
<!ATTLIST arg
%a.global;> |
| See further |
5.3. Calculations: <calc> |
