textLang (schema: hendiVar)

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Elements
- a
  - ab
  - abbr
  - addrLine
  - address
  - anchor
  - author
  - authority
  - availability
- b
  - back
  - bibl
  - biblScope
  - biblStruct
  - bloc
  - body
  - byline
- c
  - cell
  - change
  - choice
  - cit
  - code
  - country
  - creation
- d
  - date
  - desc
  - distributor
  - div
  - divGen
- e
  - edition
  - editionStmt
  - editor
  - editorialDecl
  - eg
  - egXML
  - encodingDesc
  - expan
  - extent
- f
  - figDesc
  - figure
  - fileDesc
  - floatingText
  - funder
- g
  - g
  - geogName
  - gloss
  - graphic
- h
  - handNote
  - head
  - hi
- i
  - idno
  - imprint
  - item
- k
  - keywords
- l
  - label
  - langUsage
  - language
  - lb
  - licence
  - list
  - listBibl
- m
  - mentioned
  - monogr
- n
  - name
  - notatedMusic
  - note
  - notesStmt
- o
  - orgName
- p
  - p
  - persName
  - placeName
  - postCode
  - profileDesc
  - projectDesc
  - ptr
  - pubPlace
  - publicationStmt
  - publisher
- q
  - q
  - quotation
  - quote
- r
  - ref
  - region
  - resp
  - respStmt
  - revisionDesc
  - row
  - rs
- s
  - seg
  - series
  - seriesStmt
  - settlement
  - signed
  - sourceDesc
  - space
  - street
- t
  - TEI
  - table
  - teiHeader
  - term
  - text
  - textClass
  - textLang
  - title
  - titleStmt
- u
  - unclear
Attributes
- a
  - att.ascribed
  - att.ascribed.directed
- b
  - att.breaking
- c
  - att.cReferencing
  - att.canonical
- d
- e
  - att.editLike
- f
  - att.fragmentable
- g
- h
- i
  - att.internetMedia
- m
  - att.media
- n
  - att.naming
  - att.notated
- p
- r
  - att.resourced
- t
- w
  - att.written

<textLang> (text language) describes the languages and writing systems identified within the bibliographic work being described, rather than its description.

Other Customizations

Attributes

att.global (n, xml:base, xml:id, xml:lang, xml:space)

mainLang

(main language) supplies a code which identifies the chief language used in the bibliographic work.

Datatype

teidata.language

otherLangs

(other languages) one or more codes identifying any other languages used in the bibliographic work.

Datatype

teidata.language

Example

<textLang mainLang="en" otherLangs="la"> Predominantly in English with Latin
      glosses</textLang>

Examples

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Source Code can be found on our GitHub.

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textLang (hendiVar)

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