| <letContents> |
Contains a description of the intellectual contents of the letter. |
| Attributes |
| In addition to global attributes:
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| defective |
Indicates whether the contents of the letter being described is defective, i.e. incomplete. |
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Datatype: (yes | no | unk)
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Legal values are:
| yes |
the contents of the letter is incomplete |
| no |
the contents of the letter is complete |
| unk |
it is unknown whether the contents of the letter is complete |
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Default: no
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| Example |
<letContents>
<class>love letter</class>
<p>Streuvels proposes to his girlfriend</p>
</letContents>
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| Content |
Must contain one or more paragraphs; possibly preceded
by a functional-communicative class indication of the
letter. The note(s) may only be used to provide additional
information after all other elements. |
| Parents |
letDesc letPart |
| Children |
class note p |
| Declaration |
<!ELEMENT letContents %om.RR;
(class*, p+, note*)>
<!ATTLIST letContents
%a.global;
defective (yes|no|unk) "no"> |
| See further |
4.5. The contents of the letter: <letContents> |
