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Requirements:
Example from Roald 2:
te= Hypertext markup language bf= Dynamisk html bf= Dhtml bf= Xhtml en= Hypertext markup language ak= HTML
Roald 3 suggestion:
{ "13819": { "prefLabel": { "en": { "acronymFor": "HyperText Markup Language", "value": "HTML" }, "nb": { "acronymFor": "HyperText Markup Language", "value": "HTML" } }, "altLabel": { "nb": [ { "value": "DHTML", "acronymFor": "Dynamisk HTML", },{ "value": "XHTML" } ], "en": [ { "value": "DHTML", "acronymFor": "Dynamic HyperText Markup Language", },{ "value": "XHTML", "acronymFor": "Extensible HyperText Markup Language" } ] } } }
If the acronym is not the presentation term, we could use hasAcronym instead of acronymFor.
hasAcronym
acronymFor
Some manual work will be involved in matching terms to their acronyms, but there's < 500 acronyms so that's ok.
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Example using acronymFor:
{ "nb": { "value": "LVSEM", "acronymFor": "Low-voltage scanning electron microscopy" }, "en": { "value": "LVSEM", "acronymFor": "Low-voltage scanning electron microscopy" }
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Roald2 import: Handle acronyms and chemical symbols
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Closes #4 and #5
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Requirements:
Example from Roald 2:
Roald 3 suggestion:
If the acronym is not the presentation term, we could use
hasAcronym
instead ofacronymFor
.Some manual work will be involved in matching terms to their acronyms, but there's < 500 acronyms so that's ok.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: