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EOF for pml in photoml??.xml; do pmlbase=`basename $pml .xml` shtml="${pmlbase}s.html" dhtml="${pmlbase}d.html" cat < EOF done cat < EOF ./photoml-0.28/NEWS0000644000175000017500000001610211530542301013271 0ustar brendtbrendt Significant changes in PhotoML versions --------------------------------------- Version 0.28 (2011-02-21) ------------------------- * Fixed some bugs in pmltoxmp, and made some improvements, including conversion of additional PhotoML elements to XMP equivalents. * Various improvements and new features in Google Maps included in pmltrans summary output. * Added pmlindex option for grouping table entries by year. * Made some changes to summary output handling of multiple groups in a single PhotoML file, and made various cosmetic changes. Version 0.27 (2010-11-19) ------------------------- * Fixed some bugs in pmlcreate. * Summary output of pmltrans now has option of including a map of photo locations when coordinates are recorded. * Renamed merge:reject processing instruction to merge-reject to avoid invalid use of a namespace prefix on a processing instruction. * Added pmltoxmp tool for converting PhotoML data to XMP format. * Significant changes to the PhotoML DTD: - version number incremented to 0.13 - modified content models of location, device, and coordinates - renamed idximage to index-image and source to source-image - removed geometry element and moved width,height children as direct children of properties - replace all xlink:simple attributes with href - added additional file format options to std attribute of file-format element Version 0.26 (2008-06-04) ------------------------- * Fixed bug in pmlexpand resulting from changes in recent versions of sed (same problem as the one in pmltrans, corrected in version 0.23). Version 0.25 (2008-01-15) ------------------------- * Fixed bug in pmlvalid which resulted in a spurious validity error for frame elements within a frame-set within a digital element. * Rewrote a significant part of the XSLT implementation of defaults expansion to avoid the excessive recursion which resulted in memory being exhausted when processing large files. Version 0.24 (2007-12-17) ------------------------- * Another bugfix release, primarily addressing issues of compatibility with Ubuntu Debian packaging. Version 0.23 (2007-12-14) ------------------------- * Fixed bug in pmltrans which resulted in the script failing when run on a platform with a recent version of sed (e.g. Ubuntu 8.04 development version). Version 0.22 (2007-12-09) ------------------------- * Significant changes to the PhotoML DTD: - version number incremented to 0.12 - all occurences of date? replaced with date?,time? (date and time now represented by separate elements) - developer/type replaced by developer/make and developer/name - frame/viewpoint removed (should now be represented in frame/location) - semantics of frame/size changed, with corresponding removal of default for units attribute - order of children of frame/scene changed - element scene/type renamed to scene/genre - content model of scene/location changed, including renaming of location/suburb to location/subcity and location/street to location/road, removal of location/annotation, and introduction of location/subsubcity, location/area, and location/direction - added reference attribute to coordinates/altitude and numerous other corresponding modifications in example XML, XSLT, etc. - element hardware/manufacturer renamed to hardware/make - element properties/bits renamed to properties/bit-depth - element properties/fileformat renamed to properties/file-format - element properties/iccprofile renamed to properties/icc-profile - element object/type changed to attribute object/@type - element device/type changed to attribute device/@type - order of children of equipment/body and equipment/lens changed - ISOlat1 and ISOlat2 character entities removed * Modified defaults expansion method of signalling that an element should be pruned in the subtree merge. This is now indicated by the processing instruction instead of an empty element. * The date/time offset format for the pmldigital utility has changed. * Fixed bug in pmldigital handling of multiple camera owners, camera bodies, or lenses in a single set of digital images. Version 0.21 (2007-06-08) ------------------------- * Complete rewrite of pmldigital utility. * Improved error handling in utility scripts. * Utility scripts now output XML and XHTML documents with UTF8 encoding. * Default (summary) output of pmltrans creates Google Maps links when location coordinates are specified. EXIF GPS information is now read by pmldigital utility. * Various minor improvements and fixes. Version 0.20 (2006-07-23) ------------------------- * Defaults expansion XSLT now uses more reliable automaton-based content model validation mechanism. * Improved efficiency of pmlindex utility. * Added debian package building capability. Version 0.19 (2006-02-09) ------------------------- * Corrected pmldigital problems in handling of images from Nikon digital cameras. Version 0.18 (2005-11-06) ------------------------- * Bugfix release to address problems in handling of the new frame-set and digimage-set elements, and a problem in defaults expansion for history elements. * Modified pmlvalid utility to detect version mismatch between XML files and installed PhotoML DTD. Version 0.17 (2005-10-10) ------------------------- * Bugfix release to address incorrect PhotoML DTD version in output of pmlcreate and pmldigital utilities. Version 0.16 (2005-08-27) ------------------------- * Added pmlcreate utility for constructing roll descriptions outlines as a convenient starting point for editing. * Completely rewrote pmlvalid utility, introducing new functionality. * Introduced new pmldigital utility for constructing descriptions of digital camera images and scanned images. * Significant changes to defaults expansion. Rewrote defaults expansion implementation, and removed the 'select' defaults combine mode. Introduced frame-set and digimage-set elements for restricting the scope of defaults elements. * Modified the location element content model, and made id attributes required for roll, sheet, and digital elements. * Added new elements to represent film expiry date, and for frame rating/evaluation. Version 0.15 (2004-11-20) ------------------------- * Merged the DigImageML DTD into the PhotoML DTD. * Modified empty element handling in defaults expansion. * Changed command line options for pmltrans and pmlindex tools. * Fixed bugs in the defaults expansion and HTML output XSLT. Version 0.14 (2004-04-13) ------------------------- * Bugfix release to address problems apparent on release of libxslt version 1.1.5. Version 0.13 (2003-12-27) ------------------------- * Defaults expansion now handled by XSLT rather than C code. * Various changes to the main PhotoML DTD. ./photoml-0.28/ChangeLog0000644000175000017500000010720211530532231014347 0ustar brendtbrendt2011-02-21 Brendt Wohlberg * In summary.xsl, changed handling top-level handling of sheet, roll, and digital elements to sort output by group id, replaced anchor ("a") elements with name attributes by span elements with id attributes, changed symbol denoting Google Maps link, and added some space below Google Map canvas. * In cssinc.xsl and index.xsl, changed CSS on anchor ("a") elements. * Released version 0.28. 2011-02-11 Brendt Wohlberg * Added pmlindex option for grouping table entries by year. 2011-02-06 Brendt Wohlberg * Improvements to xmp.xsl, including conversion of additional PhotoML elements to XMP equivalents. 2011-01-28 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed error in custom function pml:fractrunc in xmp.xsl. * Improved google maps output of summary.xsl: MaxZoomService now used to determine maximum zoom, marker includes indication of coordinates relevance attribute, circle around marker indicates uncertainty attribute value, and map is centered on click position. Also changed mechanism for passing marker description strings to google maps javascript. * Added some more coordinates usage examples to xml/photoml02.xml. * Various improvements to xmp.xsl, including inclusion of additional information, and more careful handling of date/time tags. * The -s option of pmltoxmp now specified an image id format string rather than just a format string specifying an output filename when required. 2010-12-03 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed mistake in usage and error strings in pmltoxmp script. 2010-11-19 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified XSL generating summary HTML output to take DTD changes into account (removal of geometry element, rename of source to source-image). * Fixed error in XSL upgrade script in handling of attributes in rename of source to source-image. * In XSL upgrade scripts (and some other XSL scripts), explicitly set output encoding to utf-8 to avoid replacement of some characters by the corresponding character entity references. * Added pmltoxmp to list of tools to be installed in makefile in tools directory. * Made some minor changes to tool manpages in response to lintian warnings about undefined macros. * Released version 0.27. 2010-11-13 Brendt Wohlberg * Added pmltoxmp tool for converting PhotoML data to XMP format. 2010-11-12 Brendt Wohlberg * In DTD, DTD, changed location content model from (((ocean?,sea?)|(continent?,country?,region?,subregion?,district?, city?,subcity?,subsubcity?,area?,subarea?,road?)),place?,point?, description?,coordinates?,direction?,note?) to (((ocean?,sea?,island?)|(continent?,country?)),region?,subregion?, district?,city?,subcity?,subsubcity?,area?,subarea?,road?,place?, point?,description?,coordinates?,direction?,note?) 2010-10-22 Brendt Wohlberg * Cleaned up occurrences of xlink:href in some XSL and other files. * Updated docs to reflect some changes since previous version, and fixed some broken links. * Fixed handling of merge:reject rename in pmlupgrade script. * In pmlcreate, fixed bug introduced during previous bugfix, which resulted in a spurious extra frame being generated for rolls using the syntax to indicate a completed but unloaded roll at day end. * Modified Makefile in xml examples directory to generate location map for summary output. 2010-05-07 Brendt Wohlberg * In DTD, changed location content model from (((ocean?,sea?,region?,subregion?,area?,subarea?)|(continent?, country?,region?,subregion?,district?,city?,subcity?,subsubcity?, area?,subarea?,road?)),place?,point?,description?,coordinates?, direction?,note?) to (((ocean?,sea?)|(continent?,country?,region?,subregion?,district?, city?,subcity?,subsubcity?,area?,subarea?,road?)),place?,point?, description?,coordinates?,direction?,note?) 2010-05-07 Brendt Wohlberg * In DTD, changed device content model from (make?,model?,serial?,note?) to (make?,model?,serial?,firmware?,note?) * In DTD, changed location content model from ((ocean?,sea?)|(continent?,country?,region?,subregion?,district?, city?,subcity?,subsubcity?,area?,subarea?,road?,place?,point?, description?,coordinates?,direction?,note?)) to (((ocean?,sea?,region?,subregion?,area?,subarea?)|(continent?, country?,region?,subregion?,district?,city?,subcity?,subsubcity?, area?,subarea?,road?)),place?,point?,description?,coordinates?, direction?,note?) 2010-05-02 Brendt Wohlberg * Incremented DTD version from 0.12 to 0.13. (The following changes all also apply to the DTD.) * Replaced all xlink:simple attributes with href (in elements lab, index-image, photographer, owner, person, object, digimage, source-image, icc-profile) * Changed expiry element to YearMonth entity * Renamed idximage to index-image * Renamed source to source-image * Changed location content model from (country?,region?,subregion?,district?,city?,subcity?,subsubcity?, area?,road?,place?,description?,coordinates?,direction?,note?) to ((ocean?,sea?)|(continent?,country?,region?,subregion?,district?, city?,subcity?,subsubcity?,area?,subarea?,road?,place?,point?, description?,coordinates?,direction?,note?)) New elements are: ocean, sea, continent, subarea, point. * Changed coordinates content model from (latitude?,longitude?,altitude?) to (latitude?,longitude?,altitude?,measurement?,estimation?,note?) and added attributes datum, relevance, and uncertainty New elements are: measurement, estimation and subelements. * Removed geometry element and moved width,height children as direct children of properties * Added additional file format options to std attribute of file-format element 2010-05-01 Brendt Wohlberg * In merge.xsl, relevant merge test files, and documentation, changed merge:reject to merge-reject to remove invalid use of a namespace prefix on a processing instruction. 2010-03-26 Brendt Wohlberg * Added option for inclusion of Google Maps output to pmltrans (and pmlindex). 2010-02-13 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified create.xsl to force utf-8 output encoding of pmlcreate. 2010-02-12 Brendt Wohlberg * In pmlcreate, fixed bug in parsing camera model name in quotes. * In pmlcreate, fixed error encountered when only the final frame of a roll is left unfinished at the end of a day. 2008-06-05 Brendt Wohlberg * Released version 0.26. 2008-06-04 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed bug in pmlexpand, apparently resulting from recent changes to sed behaviour. * Improved error checking in pmlindex. * Added two new tools test scripts. * Corrected bashisms in a number of shell scripts. 2008-02-26 Brendt Wohlberg * In pmldigital, added conversion to & entity for '&' characters in EXIF tags. 2008-02-02 Brendt Wohlberg * In pmlvalid support XSLT (misc/valid.xsl), fixed bug leading to spurious warnings (when simultaneously validating multiple digital groups) of duplicate identities for digimage elements which have digital/frame-set/frame ancestors. 2008-02-01 Brendt Wohlberg * In summary.xsl, modified google maps URL construction for compatibility with recent changes in the format. 2008-01-15 Brendt Wohlberg * In defaults.xsl, modified template matching document root to avoid problems with documents having a comment before the root element. * Additional changes to copyright statements in distribution files. * Released version 0.25. 2008-01-14 Brendt Wohlberg * Made significant changes to copyright statements in distribution files in response to comments obtained during review of Ubuntu packaging. 2008-01-12 Brendt Wohlberg * Rewrote function dflts:expand-defaults in defaults.xsl. The previous version required a recursive call for processing each consecutive sibling at the same level, which led to excessive memory usage for large files. The new version is much more memory efficient, utilising xsl:for-each for processing consecutive nodes, except when a defaults node requires a recursive call to establish a new defaults scope, or when recursing down the subtree of each element. 2008-01-08 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed bug in pmlvalid: in valid.xsl, changed test ensuring that a digimage element is only allowed within a digital frame to test for frames with ancestor::digital rather than parent::digital (which ignores the possibility of a frame-set element as parent of the frame). 2007-12-17 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed a number of issues related to compatibility with Debian packaging. * Fixed problem in dist target of top level Makefile: datestamp target was forcing rebuild of distribution tarball on every instance of make dist. * Released version 0.24. 2007-12-14 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed problem in pmltrans script, apparently due to recent changes in grep behaviour. * Released version 0.23. 2007-12-09 Brendt Wohlberg * In top-level Makefile.in, improved location of install message about SGML_SEARCH_PATH environment variable, and added auto-update of distribution date stamp. * Released version 0.22. 2007-12-07 Brendt Wohlberg * In support XSLT for pmldigital tool, fixed some problems with detection of a set of images with a common camera body, lens, or photographer. * Corrected a number of instances of use of the bash operator '==' in shell scripts. 2007-11-30 Brendt Wohlberg * In upgrade XSLT, improved handling of change to scene/location content model: appropriate merge:reject processing instruction now inserted when merging expected to include more than one of road, place, or description children. 2007-11-27 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified pmlcreate script and create.xsl to allow exposure compensation part of exposure information to be omitted. * In summary.xsl, removed handling of defunct location/annotation element, and corrected handling of occasion/date and occasion/time elements. 2007-11-22 Brendt Wohlberg * Switched pmldigital script from using Class::Date to Date::Manip. Added test for valid date/time offset, and modified man page to reflect changes in this format. * Removed Class::Date from list of required Perl modules. 2007-11-21 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified upgrade XSLT to handle change in defaults expansion of attributes of text elements (resulting from recent changes to merge.xsl), and added test to template handling merge prune signalling by empty element, avoiding undesired matching of an element which has a preceding defaults descendant, but with different parent (e.g. location/description instead of scene/description). * Fixed merge.xsl handling of whitespace text nodes when removing merge:reject processing instructions. 2007-11-12 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified upgrade XSLT to insert a warning when expanded defaults might have changed due to changes to the content model of the location element. * Modified merge:reject processing instruction handling in merge.xsl so that comments directly preceding rejected elements are also rejected. 2007-11-11 Brendt Wohlberg * Another change to the mechanism for signalling that an element should be excluded from the subtree merge applied during defaults expansion. This is now indicated by the processing instruction which is a sibling node of the element or attribute to be excluded. Changes to merge.xsl, modified existing and added new merge-test files, edited documentation, and modified the upgrade XSLT to apply the changes. 2007-11-04 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed validation XSLT bug resulting in spurious error messages for empty elements subject to content format check (e.g. date, file-hash). 2007-11-01 Brendt Wohlberg * In expanding defaults elements, replaced empty element with the processing instruction as a signal to prune that element in the subtree merge. Changes to XSLT (merge.xsl and defaults.xsl), modified existing and added new test files (merge-test and dflts-test), edited documentation, and modified the upgrade XSLT to apply the changes. * In defaults XSLT test directories merge-test and dflts-test, modified the 'runtests' scripts so that xsltproc output piped to /dev/null when running on all tests, but not when a specific test is selected. 2007-10-26 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified upgrade XSLT to automatically handle some common developer/type text. * Fixed validation XSLT bug which incorrectly identified non-unique frame id and fn attributes when the same values for these attributes were found across multiple roll or digital elements. * Modified the PhotoML DTD: changed elements object/type and device/type to attributes object/@type and device/@type respectively, and changed order of children of elements equipment/body and equipment/lens. Made corresponding changes to upgrade XSLT. * Modified pmlupgrade to write a .fail file for failed upgrade attempts. 2007-10-21 Brendt Wohlberg * Removed ISOlat1 and ISOlat2 character entities from the DTD, and modified pmlupgrade to handle these changes. 2007-10-14 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified pmlvalid and support XSLT to be compatible with date/time changes in the DTD, and fixed an error in valid.xsl. * In photo.dtd, changed the zone attribute declaration from NMTOKEN to CDATA to allow the '+' symbol as valid content. 2007-10-13 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified the PhotoML DTD: elements properties/bits, properties/fileformat, and properties/iccprofile renamed to properties/bit-depth, properties/file-format, and properties/icc-profile respectively. Made corresponding changes in example XML and relevant XSLT. * Replaced environment variable SGML_CATALOG_FILES with XML_CATALOG_FILES when using xmllint and xsltproc. 2007-10-12 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed some top-level makefile issues: dependency problems for dist target and correct handling of rpmbuild failure in dist-rpm target. 2007-10-07 Brendt Wohlberg * Removed building of HTML version of man pages in tools directory. * Various edits to DocBook documentation. 2007-09-21 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified the PhotoML DTD: element hardware/manufacturer renamed to hardware/make. Made corresponding changes to relevant files in xsl/defaults/dflts-test, xml/photoml03.xml, xsl/misc/digital.xsl, xsl/upgrade/photo-0.11-0.12.xsl, and xsl/html/summary.xsl. * Modified xsl/html/summary.xsl to handle new date and time elements. * Fixed xsl/upgrade/photo-0.11-0.12.xsl commenting out an entire node subtree. 2007-09-15 Brendt Wohlberg * Significant changes to the PhotoML DTD: - version number incremented to 0.12 - all occurences of date? replaced with date?,time? (date and time now represented by separate elements) - developer/type replaced by developer/make and developer/name - frame/viewpoint removed (should now be represented in frame/location) - semantics of frame/size changed, with corresponding removal of default for units attribute - order of children of frame/scene changed - element scene/type renamed to scene/genre - content model of scene/location changed, including renaming of location/suburb to location/subcity and location/street to location/road, removal of location/annotation, and introduction of location/subsubcity, location/area, and location/direction - added reference attribute to coordinates/altitude * New upgrade file xsl/upgrade/photo-0.11-0.12.xsl to handle DTD changes, and changed xsltproc path handling in tools/pmlupgrade so that xsltproc is able to locate entities in the same directory as the file being upgraded (necessary for examples such as xml/photoml02.xml). Changed output character encoding in all xsl/upgrade XSLT from iso-8859-1 to the default utf-8. * Changed xml/Makefile.in to issue warning on mismatch between DTD versions in dtd/photo.dtd and xml example DOCTYPE declarations, and made a small fix to validation targets. Upgraded example xml files to new DTD version. * Incremented DTD versions in xsl/defaults/expand.xsl, xsl/misc/create.xsl, and xsl/misc/digital.xsl. Modified date/time handling in xsl/misc/digital.xsl and xsl/misc/valid.xsl. * Modified some of the tests in xsl/defaults/dflts-test for compliance with the new DTD. 2007-09-13 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed bug in summary.xsl handling of location with coordinates but no other information. 2007-09-10 Brendt Wohlberg * Various improvements to redhat and debian package building. 2007-08-26 Brendt Wohlberg * Minor changes to top-level makefile, including addition of distclean target, and improvements to dist-deb target. * Updated all makefiles to use new autoconf datarootdir variable, changed @datadir@/PhotoML to @datadir@/photoml, and switched to installing docs in standard location. 2007-07-17 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed some minor issues in the tool man pages. 2007-07-01 Brendt Wohlberg * Improved makefiles, particularly redhat and debian package building targets. 2007-06-30 Brendt Wohlberg * Improved recursive make mechanism in top-level makefile. 2007-06-08 Brendt Wohlberg * Improved error handling in utility scripts. Minor edits to bring documentation up to date with recent changes. Renamed configure.in as configure.ac to avoid autoconf version problems under Ubuntu. Fixed some digimage related problems in digital.xsl. * Released version 0.21. 2007-06-03 Brendt Wohlberg * Rewrote pmlvalid handling of unique frame id tests to correct problem with frame-set children. 2007-05-25 Brendt Wohlberg * Removed "edit here" scene/description element from pmlcreate output. 2007-05-23 Brendt Wohlberg * Added location/coordinates xml usage example and relevant value tests to pmlvalid. 2007-05-18 Brendt Wohlberg * Improved pmldigital handling of camera make information for a variety of manufacturers. 2007-05-15 Brendt Wohlberg * Corrected configure.in and rpm and deb package builds for dependencies in new implementation of pmldigital. 2007-05-08 Brendt Wohlberg * Switched pmlcreate output to UTF-8 encoding. Changed frame number colour in cssinc.xsl. Modified location/coordinates handling in summary.xsl. Replaced pmldigital with complete rewrite using Image::Exiftool module. Added GPS EXIF tag handling to pmldigital. 2007-05-07 Brendt Wohlberg * Added file read test to pmltrans utility. Switched XSLT for HTML output to UTF-8 encoding. Added dflts namespace declaration in merge.xsl to address strange new behaviour in libxslt 1.1.20. 2007-05-05 Brendt Wohlberg * Added ability to specify film expiry date in pmlcreate input. 2007-05-04 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed bug in pmlcreate utility, occurring when the first roll in the list is unloaded before the end of the day on which it is loaded. 2006-07-23 Brendt Wohlberg * Some improvements and corrections to pmlindex and associated XSL (including summary.xsl). * Released version 0.20. 2006-07-08 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed debian/changelog version synchronisation by top level Makefile so that only most recent entry is modified. 2006-06-22 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified pmlindex utility and support XSL for more efficient operation by removing the necessity of defaults expansion on every file to be indexed. 2006-06-01 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified defaults expansion mechanism to use new automaton-based content model validation mechanism generated by dtdto. DTD documentation now generated by dtdto. 2006-03-16 Brendt Wohlberg * Added debian package build capability. 2006-02-09 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed namespace problem in pmldigital support XSL. * Released version 0.19. 2006-01-26 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified pmldigital support XSL to improve output when processing EXIF data in images from Nikon digital cameras. 2005-12-10 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified pmldigital utility and support XSL to correct problems in processing EXIF data in images from Nikon digital cameras. 2005-11-13 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified pmldigital support XSL so that rated-speed element only inserted if the corresponding image EXIF data is numeric (not "Auto", etc.). In summary.xsl, improved handling of digimage children of frame within a digital element. 2005-11-11 Brendt Wohlberg * Edited pmlvalid support XSL to allow exp-comp and flash-comp element content to be expressed as a quotient. Corrected bug in pmldigital support XSL that was preventing generation of equipment and photographer defaults under certain circumstances. 2005-11-06 Brendt Wohlberg * Released version 0.18. 2005-11-05 Brendt Wohlberg * Added new tests in 'dflts-test' and fixed problem XSL generated by DTDContentModel.pm. 2005-11-04 Brendt Wohlberg * Added detection of correct PhotoML DTD version to pmlvalid tool. Modified detailed.xsl to support frame-set elements. 2005-10-26 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified frame-set and digimage-set content models in DTD to allow content with no defaults as expected after defaults expansion. (DTD version not upgraded since no changes required in existing XML files.) Fixed expand.xsl so that defaults expanded into frame-set and digimage-set children, and added corresponding defaults expansion tests. Modified preindex.xsl and summary.xsl to support frame-set and digimage-set elements. 2005-10-10 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed errors in makefiles in 'xsl' and 'xsl/misc' directories which prevented automatic update of DTD version numbers in relevant XSL. Corrected DTD version errors in create.xsl and digital.xsl in 'xsl/misc'. * Released version 0.17. 2005-08-27 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified the DTD to make id attributes required for roll, sheet, and digital elements. Minor edits to HTML index and summary XSL. * Released version 0.16. 2005-08-21 Brendt Wohlberg * Cleaned up tools man pages and usage messages. 2005-08-20 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed path problem in running pmlvalid from within pmltrans, and modified tools shell scripts to send error messages to stderr. Minor edit to a comment in the DTD. 2005-07-28 Brendt Wohlberg * Added tools/test directory containing some scripts for testing the utilities. 2005-07-24 Brendt Wohlberg * Removed option of using nsgmls for validation in the 'xml' directory. 2005-07-23 Brendt Wohlberg * Added flag to pmltrans and pmlindex utilities allowing the user to select whether to include the exposure details column in the HTML output. 2005-07-15 Brendt Wohlberg * Added pmlcreate utility for constructing roll descriptions outlines as a convenient starting point for editing. 2005-04-30 Brendt Wohlberg * Edited pmldigital support XSL in digital.xsl to include more relevant EXIF data in the output. If camera or photographer is common to all frames, this information is now specified using an initial defaults section, instead of in each frame. 2005-04-27 Brendt Wohlberg * Added pmldigital utility for constructing descriptions of digital camera images and scanned images. New pmlvalid utility does more than simply checking validity with respect to the DTD. 2005-04-16 Brendt Wohlberg * In the DTD, expanded comments on restrictions to a digimage element that is the child of a frame child of a digital element. Changed types of elements width, height, and bits from Integer to PositiveInteger. 2005-03-31 Brendt Wohlberg * Restructured RPM building method in top-level Makefile. 2005-03-20 Brendt Wohlberg * Added basic digimage support to the pmlindex utility. 2005-03-19 Brendt Wohlberg * Switched to complete rewrite of defaults.xsl. 2005-03-12 Brendt Wohlberg * Switched to complete rewrite of merge.xsl, with accompanying test framework. Restructured defaults expansion test framework and moved it to xsl/defaults. Removed the 'select' defaults combine mode. 2005-01-17 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified location element in the DTD to disallow multiple consecutive region elements, as this was incompatible with a practical defaults expansion strategy. Renamed old subregion element to segment. 2005-01-08 Brendt Wohlberg * Added a new element to the DTD to represent the film expiry date. 2004-12-20 Brendt Wohlberg * Added a new element to the DTD to allow frame rating/evaluation. 2004-11-28 Brendt Wohlberg * Corrected expand.xsl so that output includes the full public id, including DTD version number, and modified the makefile so that the version number is automatically synchronised with that of the DTD. 2004-11-25 Brendt Wohlberg * Renamed a number of files in xsl/html and xsl/defaults, and made corresponding changes elsewhere. 2004-11-20 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed some problems with make uninstall. * Released version 0.15. 2004-11-14 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified XSLT for pmlindex so that anchors are constructed for links into files containing multiple roll, sheet, or digital elements. Modified top level makefile so that the date is recorded on building a new distribution, and the version and date files are copied into the data directory on installation. 2004-11-13 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed a bug in defaults expansion XSLT. Added support for sheet elements to the XSLT used by pmlindex. 2004-11-06 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed table layout problem in HTML output for digimage elements. Added support for digital elements to pmlindex. 2004-11-03 Brendt Wohlberg * Added command line argument checking to pmlvalid and pmlupgrade tools. 2004-10-25 Brendt Wohlberg * Added font size selection parameter to pmlindex tool and associated XSL. 2004-10-24 Brendt Wohlberg * Added a parameter to the relevant XSL, and a command line option to the pmltrans tool allowing user selection of the output font size. The dist-rpm target of the main Makefile now updates the package version in the RPM spec file. 2004-10-17 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified empty element handling in merge.xsl. When overwriting with an empty element, the empty element is now removed from the merged subtree, rather than being present as an empty element. 2004-10-11 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified command line options on pmltrans and pmlindex tools. Various minor modifications to tools. 2004-04-13 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed problems in defaults expansion XSL which have only become apparent with a recent version (1.1.5) of libxslt. * Released version 0.14. (Changes were made to version 0.13, and not the CVS head.) 2004-02-04 Brendt Wohlberg * In the DTD, modified the history element content model to allow multiple editing elements (so that multiple stages of editing, using different software, may be described). 2004-01-25 Brendt Wohlberg * In the DTD, added note element as child in a number of digimage element descendants. 2004-01-11 Brendt Wohlberg * Renamed the hash element to image-hash, and added new file-hash element to the DTD. 2004-01-02 Brendt Wohlberg * Added idximage element to the DTD. 2004-01-02 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified the fileformat element, adding an abbrev attribute for specifying standard file format abbreviations. 2003-12-31 Brendt Wohlberg * Merged the DigImageML DTD into the PhotoML DTD, and made numerous edits consistent with this change. 2003-12-27 Brendt Wohlberg * Released version 0.13. 2003-12-21 Brendt Wohlberg * Added the fn attribute for the frame element in photo.dtd. Modified HTML output XSL accordingly. 2003-11-23 Brendt Wohlberg * Major restructuring. Removed utilities directory and replaced it with tools directory containing scripts rather than C source code. Defaults expansion now handled by XSL transforms rather than C code linked to libxml2. 2003-11-07 Brendt Wohlberg * In photo.dtd, added a size element as a child of the frame element, and edited comments for the process, type, and format child elements of the film element. 2003-10-28 Brendt Wohlberg * Added units attribute to altitude element in photo.dtd. 2003-10-25 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified xsd/Makefile.in so that XSD generated for PhotoML *and* DigImageML DTDs. 2003-10-21 Brendt Wohlberg * Restructured documentation and added auto-generated appendices describing the DTDs. 2003-09-27 Brendt Wohlberg * Switched to a new scheme for handling collections of roll, sheet, and digital elements. Modified the photo DTD, associated XSL, and examples accordingly. 2003-04-27 Brendt Wohlberg * Created an initial XSL stylesheet for DigImageML files, and updated pmltrans and the examples generating scripts to use it. 2003-04-19 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified directory structure of installed data. 2003-04-19 Brendt Wohlberg * Moved DigImageML DTD into the distribution and modified appropriate makefile, catalog.xml etc. 2003-04-19 Brendt Wohlberg * Moved HTML generated by XSL from XML examples from xsl directory to xml directory. 2003-03-28 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified photo.dtd to allow an empty element, which may be used to clear support specifications within a element. 2003-03-21 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed some minor errors in XHTML generated by summary.xsl 2003-03-16 Brendt Wohlberg * Improved makefiles in main and subsidiary directories 2003-03-09 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed some problems in defaults expansion code, and added some new expansion test files. 2003-03-08 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified DTD to allow defaults elements within collection elements. 2003-03-05 Brendt Wohlberg * Added options to configure.in for selecting xml.soc path. 2003-03-01 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified pmlexpand.c to remove namespace declarations inserted from the DTD. Also, miscellaneous editing of utilities code. 2003-02-22 Brendt Wohlberg * Moved main documentation from README file in text format into DocBook XML in docs directory, and updated makefiles and configure scripts to build documents and include them in the distribution. 2003-02-15 Brendt Wohlberg * Enhanced readability of photo.dtd by adding entities defining various data types for elements with PCDATA content. Added "units" attribute to elements with content representing values with associated physical units. Added xml:lang attribute to a number of relevant elements. 2003-02-08 Brendt Wohlberg * Replaced www elements with xlink:href attribute in the parent elements. Modified summary XSL to place a hyperlink on the laboratory name if the laboratory name has an xlink:href attribute. 2003-01-24 Brendt Wohlberg * Added memory leak checks using valgrind (when found by configure) to utiltest called by the "check" makefile target 2003-01-21 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified MergeSubtreein merge.c to address memory leaks revealed by valgrind. 2003-01-21 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified CopyNodeExtended in merge.c to address memory leaks revealed by valgrind. 2003-01-17 Brendt Wohlberg * MergeSubtree in merge.c: modified handling of leaf destination nodes --- content copy changed to node copy. 2003-01-17 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified MergeSubtree in merge.c so that merging an empty src element removes the children of the destination element. 2003-01-17 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified the DTD, adding a description element for groupings roll, collection, and digital. 2002-10-05 Brendt Wohlberg * Fixed pmltrans script so that the call to pmlexpand works before and after a make install. 2002-08-07 Brendt Wohlberg * Renamed rollsummary.xsl to summary.xsl 2002-08-06 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified rollsummary.xsl handling of load, unload, photographer, and equipment elements. 2002-08-05 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified rollsummary.xsl to allow multiple roll elements. 2002-08-04 Brendt Wohlberg * Made significant modifications to "pmltrans" script. 2002-08-04 Brendt Wohlberg * Renamed original XSL style sheet file and added an alternative XSL which generates a summary of a PhotoML file containing a single roll element. 2002-08-03 Brendt Wohlberg * Added "pmlvalid" script to call xmllint. 2002-08-02 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified dist target of main makefile so that the distribution is built as a subdirectory of the top level directory. 2002-07-30 Brendt Wohlberg * Tracked down memory leaks with valgrind. Fixed minor problem with makefile in utilities directory. 2002-07-14 Brendt Wohlberg * Renamed xmldflt and xmlfind to pmlexpand and pmlgrep respectively. 2002-07-14 Brendt Wohlberg * Modified configure.in and xml/Makefile.in so that configure tries to find location of pubtext/xml.soc for nsgmls. 2002-07-14 Brendt Wohlberg * Added "pmltrans" script to call xsltproc. 2002-07-12 Brendt Wohlberg * Added uninstall target to makefiles. 2002-07-04 Brendt Wohlberg * Major restructuring of the distribution. ./photoml-0.28/docs/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542510013524 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/docs/customhtml.xsl0000644000175000017500000000122011361730560016454 0ustar brendtbrendt ./photoml-0.28/docs/pmldoc.html0000644000175000017500000124160711471535455015721 0ustar brendtbrendt PhotoML: Photo Description Markup Language

PhotoML: Photo Description Markup Language

Brendt Wohlberg

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Revision History
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Purpose

This distribution is primarily intended to provide a format (defined by the PhotoML DTD) and tools for describing details of photo creation, processing, and content in a collection of photographs. It is designed to be appropriate for a wide variety of photographic formats, including roll film (such as 35mm and 120/220), sheet film (such as 4x5 and 8x10) and digital images. The type of information represented, while allowing description of details of content, creation etc. for digital images, does not support some of the more low-level housekeeping details that might be necessary in an application such as an online database of digital images. In particular, PhotoML is not yet another web photo gallery generator.

Alternative Formats

While alternatives exist, none of them seem to completely fit the role for which PhotoML was designed. Photo RDF has significantly lower complexity than PhotoML, allowing representation of a much smaller set of information, and does not provide any of the photo grouping mechanisms which seem desirable when describing a large collection of photos. DIG35 has higher complexity than PhotoML in some respects, providing support for greater detail for individual images. Since DIG35 is designed as metadata to be attached in the header of a digital image, it also lacks the image grouping facilities of PhotoML, and while DIG35 is intended to become an industry standard, the schema is not completely freely distributed (available on request only, but free for government and educational use).

Further Development

PhotoML has received a substantial amount of work, but a number of rough edges still require attention. Comments, suggestions, and contributions (including any involving significant changes) are welcome, and should be directed to . There are no immediate plans for a transition from the DTD to an XML Schema as the primary format definition (in contrast to DTDs, there does not yet seem to be much free software supporting editing and validation of schemas), but example schemas auto-generated from the DTD are included in the distribution.

The Distribution

The distribution consists of XML document type definitions, XSLT stylesheets for generating HTML formatted versions of the photo description XML, and various software tools. Note that the name PhotoML is used to describe the XML format defined by the PhotoML DTD as well as the entire distribution; the intended meaning should be clear from the context in which the name is used.

License

Use of this distribution is subject to the terms of the GNU General Public License (version 2), a copy of which is included in the distribution. If anyone wishing to use this distribution finds the GPL too restrictive, I will consider requests to make it available under an alternative open source license.

Platforms

The primary content of the dtd, xsd, xsl, and xml directories should be platform independent, but the configuration and installation files require a UNIX environment. The scripts in the tools directory have been tested under Linux on an i386 architecture, but should work on any UNIX platform with recent versions of libxml2 and libxslt installed. MS Windows versions of the utility scripts are not currently available, but should be easily ported from shell script to a scripting language available on that platform. Windows users may, however, wish to try installing under the cygwin environment.

Prerequisites

The primary prerequisites, other than basic UNIX shell utilities, are perl, and the libxml2 and libxslt packages. Some of the tools have additional requirements:

md5sum Standard on many Linux systems.
dcraw Available as source, RPM and deb packages.
imageinfo Source, SRPM and Ubuntu source deb packages available.
xgrep Source, SRPM and Ubuntu source deb packages available.
Date::Manip Perl module available from CPAN.
Image::ExifTool Perl module available from CPAN.

Installation

The source distribution is available from the PhotoML download page. After unpacking the tar archive, the simplest installation procedure consists of the following commands (executed from the distribution root directory): 

     ./configure
      make
      make test
      make install

The final make install usually needs to be performed with root privileges (see the INSTALL file for further details). Using the default configuration, software tools are installed in /usr/local/bin, and the DTD, XSL, and associated files are installed in /usr/local/share/photoml.

Users of Red Hat/Fedora or Ubuntu Linux may install the RPM or deb packages available from the PhotoML download page. When installing from RPM or deb packages, software tools are installed in /usr/bin, and the DTD, XSL, and associated files are installed in /usr/share/photoml.

Distribution Content

The distribution content is divided up into a number of subdirectories, as described below.

DTD

The dtd directory contains the PhotoML DTD and associated files (character set defining external entities) and a catalogue file which is used by libxml2 tools for locating DTDs. The PhotoML DTD defines the primary XML format for describing collections of photographs, and, while still under development, should be reasonably stable. When the DTD is changed, the pmlupgrade utility provides automatic (or semi-automatic, in complex cases) conversion to the new format.

XSL

The xsl directory contains XSLT stylesheets for constructing HTML views of PhotoML XML files (in the xsl/html directory), for expansion of defaults elements (in the xsl/defaults directory), for upgrading PhotoML XML files from older DTD versions (in the xsl/upgrade directory), and for supporting the functionality of some of the tools (in the xsl/misc directory).

XML

The xml directory contains XML examples of PhotoML photo description and image description files. The top level make command builds HTML views of these files using the XSLT stylesheets in the xsl directory.

Tools

The tools directory contains tools for expanding defaults in PhotoML files, validating PhotoML files, constructing HTML representations etc.:

pmlcreate Generate PhotoML roll description outline
pmldigital Generate PhotoML descriptions of digital images from digital cameras and film scanners
pmlexpand Expand and remove defaults in a PhotoML XML file
pmlgrep Provides a grep-like utility for PhotoML files
pmlindex Constructs an HTML index of PhotoML files
pmltrans Transform a PhotoML XML file using the standard PhotoML XSL style sheet
pmltoxmp Transform PhotoML data to XMP format
pmlupgrade Upgrade PhotoML XML files to latest DTD version
pmlvalid Validate PhotoML XML files

Further details are provided in the man pages in that directory. Installation of libxml2 and libxslt is required, as the scripts in this directory make use of the xmllint and xsltproc utilities.

Documentation

Suprisingly enough, the docs directory contains documentation; the main document source in DocBook format, and viewable documents in HTML, PDF, and text formats.

XSD

The xsd directory contains an XML Schema definition that has been auto-generated from the PhotoML DTD by trang. While this schema may be useful to those wishing to use schema based XML tools, it has not been verified to be correct, and should not be considered as the primary document type definition.

Using PhotoML

At least some familiarity with XML is probably necessary to make use of PhotoML. It is particularly important for users who are not familiar with DTD syntax to use an XML editor (see Appendix A, XML Editing Tools) that provides DTD guided context-dependent element insertion to ensure that valid documents are created.

The recommended formal public identifier for the current version of the PhotoML DTD is 

"-//BW//DTD PhotoML 0.13//EN"

A PhotoML XML file will therefore usually begin with the following two lines 

<?xml version="1.0">
<!DOCTYPE photo PUBLIC "-//BW//DTD PhotoML 0.13//EN" "photo.dtd">

It is important to use the full public identifier including the DTD version number so that the version upgrade script is able to correctly identify the relevant DTD version when transitioning to a new DTD.

The PhotoML DTD

PhotoML is a very flexible format, providing facilities for recording far more detail than is likely to be of interest to the average photographer. A reasonable introduction to the format can be obtained by inspecting the example files in the xml directory, and viewing the corresponding HTML views generated by the XSLT stylesheets. For those who are familiar with DTD syntax, see Appendix B, PhotoML DTD or read through the heavily commented DTD in the dtd directory. A few issues are sufficiently complex to warrant additional discussion.

Collections

The id attribute of roll, sheet, and digital elements is intended to assign the primary identity for the group. If the group contains a collection element, the cgid attribute represents a secondary identity for the group relative to the collection, the identity of which is determined by the id attribute of the collection element. The fstid and lsid attributes specify the first and last frame identities which are contained in the the collection, so that it may contain only part of the group. A group may also contain multiple collection elements.

The frame id and fn attributes

The id attribute is intended to assign the primary identity for the frame. It is recommended that the values be two digit numbers, increasing in chronological frame order (e.g. 01 for the first frame exposed, 02 for the second frame exposed etc.). If the actual frame number marked on the film differs from the id, it may be recorded using the fn attribute, which is also useful in other situations, e.g. when the camera exposes film beginning at the end, so that the id numbers increase in chronological order, while the fn values decrease.

The xml:lang attribute

The xml:lang attribute, available for relevant elements, is a standard mechanism for specifying the language of the element content. In addition to the definition in the XML standard, relevant information is available in the documents describing rfc3066 and iso639-2.

The date element

The date element has the format YYYY[-MM[-DD]], (that is, YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM, or YYYY).

The time element

The time element (using the 24 hour clock) has the format hh[:mm[:ss[.ss*]]] (that is, hh, hh:mm, hh:mm:ss, or hh:mm:ss.s with an arbitrary number of fractional seconds after the decimal point).

The optional zone attribute represents the UTC time zone in the format (+|-)hh[:mm] (that is +hh:mm, -hh:mm, +hh, or -hh).

For further details see a comprehensive discussion of ISO time notation, upon which these restrictions are based.

The digimage element

The digimage element is intended to provide a mechanism for describing digital images, primarily images from digital cameras, from film scanners, and edited digital images. Note that this format complements the primary PhotoML digital element for images from digital images. For example, each image captured using a digital camera is both a photograph (relevant aspects of which, such as creation date, location, scene description etc. are described using digital elements and their frame children) and a digital image (relevant aspects of which, such as image geometry, bit depth, image format etc. are described using digimage elements).

The defaults element

Elements contained within a defaults element provide default values for the subsequent entities in which the relevant elements have not been specified (for example, sub-elements of a frame specified within a defaults element are considered implied markup within any subsequent frame for which those sub-elements are not explicitly specified. An expanded version of a PhotoML file, with all defaults elements explicitly merged into the relevant elements, may be obtained by using the pmlexpand utility.

An understanding of the rules governing defaults elements is necessary for using them appropriately. The ruling defaults at any point in a PhotoML document are obtained by combining (as discussed below) all preceding defaults elements at higher levels in the element tree, and preceding defaults elements which are also children of the current parent node (the scope of a defaults element is defined by its parent element). For example, within the following document 

 <photo>
   <defaults> ... A  ... </defaults>
   <roll>
     <defaults> ... B ... </defaults>
     <frame>
       ... 1 ...
     </frame>
   </roll>
   <roll>
     <frame>
       ... 2 ...
     </frame>
   </roll>  
 </photo>

defaults A and B apply to frame 1, but only defaults A apply to frame 2.

The current defaults at any point in the document are obtained by combining all preceding relevant (those within the current scope) defaults. As each defaults element is encountered in document order, a new current defaults set is constructed by combining the newly encountered defaults element with the current set in the manner specified by the combine attribute of the newly encountered defaults element. (A new copy of the current set is created when an inner scope is encountered so that any modifications to the current set within that scope do not effect the outer scope.) The possible values of the combine attribute are (the default attribute value is merge):

replace

The current defaults are deleted and replaced by the content of a defaults element with a value of replace for its combine attribute.

merge

The defaults element with a value of merge for its combine attribute is merged over the current defaults in the sense that any elements not in the current defaults are inserted, and any terminal node elements in both are replaced by those in the defaults element.

The processing instruction <?merge-reject element-name element-name ... @attribute-name @attribute-name ... ?> may be used to signal the removal of an element during a subtree merge, as illustrated in the following example 

 <photo>
   <roll>

     <defaults>
       <frame>
         <scene>
           <occasion>
	     <date>2000-01-01</date>
             <time zone='+02:00'>12:30</time>
	   </occasion>
           <location>
             <country>country-name</country>
             <city>city-name</city>
           </location>
         </scene>
       </frame>
     </defaults>

     <frame id='01'>
       <scene>
         <occasion>
           <time>
             <?merge-reject @zone?>
           </time>
         </occasion>
         <location>
           <?merge-reject city?>
         </location>
       </scene>
     </frame>

   </roll> 
 </photo>

where defaults expansion results in the frame with id='01' having the defaults content merged in, with the exception of the attribute zone and the element city.

Finally, note that the defaults mechanism is not yet completely stable, and may still be subject to modification. If changes are made, every effort will be made to support automatic conversion to a new mechanism via the pmlupgrade utility.

Recommended Frame Numbering System

The PhotoML DTD assumes that film rolls, frames, etc. are assigned unique identifiers. This section describes a recommended numbering system for photographic images, to be used within PhotoML documents. The general format consists of a full or partial date (that is, a year, a year and month, or a year, month, and day), a number within a grouping for that partial date (for example, a number for a roll of film started on the date part of the identifier), and a frame number with respect to the grouping (for example, a frame number within the roll). In the following forms year denotes a four digit number, month denotes a two digit number (range 01 to 12), day denotes a two digit number (range 01 to 31), and roll number, digital media number, and frame number denote two or three digit numbers with leading zeros where necessary.

Roll Film

The recommended forms are

<year>r<roll number>f<frame number>

or

<year>-<month>r<roll number>f<frame number>

For example, 2001r31f08 denotes frame 8 on roll 31 of the year 2001, while 2001-05r03f12 denotes frame 12 on roll 3 of May 2001.

Digital Camera Images

The recommended forms are

<year>d<digital media number>f<frame number>

or

<year>-<month>d<digital media number>f<frame number>

or

<year>-<month>-<day>d<frame number>

For example, 2000d020f12 denotes frame 12 on compact flash card 20 (assuming a policy of assigning a new number each time an empty card is loaded) of the year 2000, while 2000-01d03f09 denotes frame 9 on compact flash card 3 of January 2000, and 2000-02-21d45 denotes frame 45 taken on 21 February 2000.

Sheet Film

The recommended forms are

<year>-<month>s<frame number>

or

<year>-<month>-<day>s<frame number>

For example, 2002-10s05 denotes frame 5 taken during October 2002, while 2002-03-09s02 denotes frame 2 taken on 9 October 2002.

Image Identifiers

An image identifier specifies a specific version of an image derived via editing of an original frame. The recommended form of an image identifier is 

<frame identifier>n<version number>

where version number is a two digit number representing the specific version. For example, if two differently cropped images are derived from a scan of frame 2001r31f08, they may be assigned image numbers 2001r31f08n01 and 2001r31f08n02.

Acknowledgments

Thanks to Stephen Darlington and Oskar Ojala for valuable comments and suggestions. Oskar Ojala has also made a number of contributions to the distribution, including the detailed.xsl XSLT stylesheet.

A. XML Editing Tools

A number of XML editing tools are available, including open source, shareware, and commercial products for a variety of platforms.

Emacs/XEmacs

The emacs and xemacs editors are highly recommended, both of which provide XML editing support via the following extension packages:

psgml A major mode for editing SGML and XML
tdtd A major mode for editing DTDs
xslide A major mode for editing XSL stylesheets
css-mode A major mode for editing CSS stylesheets

The psgml package relies on the nsgml parser for validation. The environment variable SGML_SEARCH_PATH needs be set so that the PhotoML DTD can be found; for editing after building the PhotoML distribution, but prior to installation, the following command issued from the distribution root directory will work for csh/tcsh: 

setenv SGML_SEARCH_PATH `(cd dtd; pwd)`

or for sh/bash:

SGML_SEARCH_PATH=`(cd dtd; pwd)`; export SGML_SEARCH_PATH

After installation, this environment variable should be set to the directory in which the DTD, entities etc. are installed - /usr/local/share/photoml/dtd by default.

B. PhotoML DTD



                 PhotoML: Photo Description Markup Language
                 Version: 0.13       Date: 12 November 2010

           The recommended formal public identifier for this DTD is:

                      "-//BW//DTD PhotoML 0.13//EN"

        Please consult the comments in this file, and the notes in the 
        PhotoML distribution documentation.


        Copyright © 2002-2010   Brendt Wohlberg  <photoml@wohlberg.net>

        This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it 
        under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License 
        at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt.

        This DTD is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
        WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
        MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
        GNU General Public License for more details.
        
        
        Acknowledgement: Thanks to Stephen Darlington and Oskar Ojala for 
        valuable comments and suggestions.

Parameter Entities

xml-lang-attribute

The language specification attribute

Definition "xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED"

Text

Unrestricted text string

Definition "#PCDATA"

Integer

An integer

Definition "#PCDATA"

PositiveInteger

A positive integer (including zero)

Definition "#PCDATA"

Real

A real number

Definition "#PCDATA"

Rational

A rational number, expressed either as a decimal fraction or in numerator/denominator form

Definition "#PCDATA"

Fraction

A fraction, expressed either as a real number, or as the quotient of two integer or real numbers

Definition "#PCDATA"

HexString

A string of hexadecimal digits

Definition "#PCDATA"

YearMonth

A date string without the day

Definition "#PCDATA"

Date

A date

Definition "#PCDATA"

Time

A time

Definition "#PCDATA"

DateTime

A date and time

Definition "#PCDATA"

TimeInterval

A time interval

Definition "#PCDATA"

EmailAddress

An email address

Definition "#PCDATA"

PhoneNumber

A phone number

Definition "#PCDATA"

CompassDirection

A compass direction

Definition "#PCDATA"

ElevationAngle

An elevation angle

Definition "#PCDATA"

Latitude

A latitude value

Definition "#PCDATA"

Longitude

A longitude value

Definition "#PCDATA"

Elements

photo

The root element contains optional default settings, photograph description elements roll (for roll film), sheet (for sheet film), and digital (for photographs taken using a digital camera), and digimage elements describing specific digital images, either direct from a camera or scanner, or derived via editing, composition etc.

Content model (defaults?, (roll | sheet | digital | digimage | digimage-set)+)+
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside  

defaults

Elements contained within a defaults element provide default values for the corresponding elements in which the relevant information has not been specified. A full description of the semantics of this element is rather lengthy, and may be found in the accompanying documentation.

Content model (film?, processing?, frame?, properties?, history?)
Attributes combine (merge|replace) 'merge'
Used inside photo | roll | digital | frame-set | digimage-set

roll

The details of a roll of film (e.g. 35mm, APS, 120). Optional film and processing descriptions are followed by a sequence of optional loading details, optional defaults (to be applied to the following frames), frame descriptions, and optional unloading details. A defaults element must always precede at least one frame element, and load and unload elements, if present, must respectively precede and follow some group of frame elements. The id attribute specifies an identity/name assigned to the roll.

Content model (collection*, description?, film?, processing?, (load?, (defaults?, (frame | frame-set))+, unload?)+, note?)
Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED
Used inside photo

sheet

The details of a single sheet of film (e.g. 4x5, 8x10). Optional film, processing and loading descriptions precede the single frame description, which is followed by an optional unloading description. The id attribute specifies an identity/name assigned to the sheet.

Content model (collection*, film?, processing?, load?, frame, unload?, note?)
Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED
Used inside photo

digital

The details of a sequence of digital photographs. Each group of frame descriptions may be preceded by a defaults element. The id attribute specifies an identity/name assigned to the digital sequence.

Content model (collection*, description?, (defaults?, (frame | frame-set))+, note?)
Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED
Used inside photo

collection

A collection of photograph descriptions that should be grouped together. Particularly useful for sheet film, since each sheet element describes a single photo, but also useful, for example, for a number of roll film descriptions for the same day, event, trip etc. The id attribute allows an identity/name to be assigned to the collection, the cgid attribute provides a collection based id for the group (roll, digital, or sheet), and the optional fstfid and lstfid specify initial and final frame ids for a subset of the frames in the group.

Content model (description?, note?)
Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED
  cgid NMTOKEN #REQUIRED
  fstfid NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
  lstfid NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside roll | sheet | digital

description

A brief description of the parent element. Provides a description of the scene or location for a specific frame when a child of the scene or location elements, or of an entire collection, roll, or digital photography session, providing information relevant to all of the frames within the grouping, when a child of the collection, roll, or digital elements.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside roll | digital | collection | scene | location | estimation | operation

note

A note for miscellaneous details of the parent element.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside roll | sheet | digital | collection | film | processing | lab | developing | developer | load | unload | frame | photographer | ipr | scene | occasion | location | coordinates | measurement | object | equipment | body | body-attachment | lens | lens-attachment | illumination | support | device | exposure | focus | digimage | properties | history | editing | scanner | camera | software | hardware | settings | operation

film

A description of the film used.

Content model (make?, name?, speed?, process?, type?, format?, expiry?, note?)
Used inside defaults | roll | sheet

make

The manufacturer of the product, e.g. Fuji (when the parent element is film).

Content model %Text;
Used inside film | developer | body | lens | device | hardware

name

The name of a person, business, or product, e.g. Velvia (when the parent element is film).

Content model %Text;
Used inside film | lab | developer | photographer | owner | person | object | software

speed

The ISO film speed, e.g. 50.

Content model %PositiveInteger;
Used inside film

process

The appropriate film developing process. Recommended values are C41 (standard negative film), E6 (standard slide film), K14 (Kodachrome) and B&W (black and white). A custom designation should be used for processes not listed here. As a child of the film element, this indicates the designated process of the film. In the case of cross-processing, a different process may be specified as a child of the developing element.

Content model %Text;
Used inside film | developing

type

The type of a film (recommended values for film type are colour positive, colour negative, b&w positive, and b&w negative), camera body (e.g. SLR, TLR, rangefinder), or lens (e.g. zoom, prime).

Content model %Text;
Used inside film | body | lens

format

The film format. Recommended values are APS, 35mm (or 135), 120 or 220 for medium format, and the film size for large format.

Content model %Text;
Used inside film

expiry

The film expiry (expiration in the US) date. The format is YYYY-MM since film expiry dates usually only specify a year and month.

Content model %YearMonth;
Used inside film

processing

A description of the film processing.

Content model (lab?, tag?, date?, time?, developing?, note?)
Used inside defaults | roll | sheet

tag

The number of the double/triple check tag affixed to the film by the lab.

Content model %Text;
Used inside processing

date

A date, represented in the format YYYY[-MM[-DD]].

Content model %Date;
Used inside processing | load | unload | occasion | measurement | origin | editing

time

A time, represented in the format hh[:mm[:ss[.ss*]]]. The optional zone attribute represents the time zone in the format (+|-)hh[:mm].

Content model %Time;
Attributes zone CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside processing | load | unload | occasion | measurement | origin | editing

lab

The lab that developed the film. The optional href attribute represents the laboratory web page.

Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?, note?)
Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside processing

address

The address of a person or business.

Content model %Text;
Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person | object

phone

The phone number of a person or business.

Content model %PhoneNumber;
Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person

fax

The fax number of a person or business.

Content model %PhoneNumber;
Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person

email

The email address of a person or business.

Content model %EmailAddress;
Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person

developing

A description of the development stage of processing.

Content model (process?, shift?, developer?, method?, agitation?, temperature?, duration?, note?)
Used inside processing

shift

The number of stops push or pull applied during processing.

Content model %Real;
Attributes type (push|pull) #REQUIRED
Used inside developing

method

The development method, e.g. daylight tank, tray etc.

Content model %Text;
Used inside developing

agitation

Description of the agitation during development.

Content model %Text;
Used inside developing

temperature

The temperature of the developer solution (in degrees Celcius by default).

Content model %Real;
Attributes units CDATA '°C'
Used inside developing

duration

The amount of time the film spent in the developer, represented in the form %m:%s (minutes:seconds).

Content model %TimeInterval;
Used inside developing

developer

The developer solution used.

Content model (make?, name?, dilution?, note?)
Used inside developing

dilution

The dilution of the developer solution.

Content model %Text;
Used inside developer

load

Film loading details.

Content model (date?, time?, note?)
Used inside roll | sheet

unload

Film unloading details.

Content model (date?, time?, note?)
Used inside roll | sheet

frame-set

A container allowing the scope of defaults elements to be restricted to the contained set of frame elements.

Content model (defaults?, ((frame | frame-set)+, defaults?)+)
Used inside roll | digital | frame-set

frame

The frame element describes a single frame in a roll of film or sequence of digital photos, and also describes the single frame on a piece of sheet film. The id attribute should be an identifying number assigned in chronological sequence (e.g. 01, 02 etc.). If the actual frame number marked on the film differs from the id, it may be recorded using the fn attribute. The fn attribute is also useful in other situations, e.g. when the camera exposes film beginning at the end, so the the id numbers increase in chronological order while the fn values decrease. A frame that is not a child of a digital element should not have a digimage child element.

Content model (photographer?, ipr?, scene?, equipment?, exposure?, focus?, size?, evaluation?, condition?, digimage?, index-image?, note?)
Attributes id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
  fn CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside defaults | roll | sheet | digital | frame-set

size

The physical size of the frame. The value may be specified as actual physical dimensions in the format <width>x<height> (e.g. a value of "24x36" with units "mm" for standard 135 (35mm) film frames, or a value of "56x41.5" with units "mm" for 645 frames on 120 film), in which case the units attribute must be specified, or as standard frame size designations (e.g. "645", "6x6", "6x7", etc. on 120 film, or "4x5", "8x10" etc. large format film), in which case the units attribute must be omitted as an indication that the value does not represent an actual physical measurement.

Content model %Text;
Attributes units CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside frame

condition

A description of any damage, such as scratches, to a frame.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside frame

index-image

The index-image allows the specification of the location of an index image suitable for viewing in an image index, and should therefore be small enough for convenient display in a web browser (for example), but larger than a thumbnail. This facility is useful for constructing indices of frame descriptions, or, within digimage elements, when the actual digital image being described is too large for convenient display in this context.

Content model EMPTY
Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside frame | digimage

photographer

The name and other details of the photographer. The optional href attribute represents the photographer's web page.

Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?, note?)
Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside frame

ipr

Intellectual Property Rights details

Content model (copyright?, owner?, note?)
Used inside frame

copyright

A copyright statement

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside ipr

owner

Details of the copyright owner. The optional href attribute represents the owner's web page.

Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?)
Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside ipr

scene

A description of the scene depicted in the frame

Content model (occasion?, location?, description?, caption?, genre?, keywords?, content?, note?)
Used inside frame

caption

A short descriptive caption for the photograph.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside scene

genre

The genre of the scene, e.g. portrait, landscape, sport, travel, macro etc.

Content model %Text;
Used inside scene

keywords

Keywords relevant to the description of the scene.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside scene

occasion

A description of when the photograph was taken.

Content model (date?, time?, event?, note?)
Used inside scene

event

A description of the event at which the photo was taken.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside occasion

location

A description of the location at which the photo was taken. The content model is intended to allow a wide range of locations to be described, but this flexibility also allows incoherent choices, which should be avoided. These descriptions will usually follow one of the patterns: country,region,...,city,... (indicating a location within the borders of some country), ocean,sea,island,... (indicating a location on an island that may be a possession of, but is not considered to be within the borders of, any country), ocean,sea,description (indicating a location removed from any land mass, e.g. on a ship at sea), continent,region,... (indicating a location on a continent that is not within the borders of any country - the continent in question will invariably be Antarctica). With the exception of the description element, child elements with text content should contain only the name of the associated location component, and not a descriptive sentence.

Content model (((ocean?, sea?, island?) | (continent?, country?)), region?, subregion?, district?, city?, subcity?, subsubcity?, area?, subarea?, road?, place?, point?, description?, coordinates?, direction?, note?)
Used inside scene

ocean

If the location is at sea, at a distance from a continent or island, the ocean may be specified.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

sea

The sea, if any, within the relevant ocean (e.g. the Andaman Sea is part of the Indian Ocean).

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

island

An island within the specified ocean or sea. This element is intended for islands which may be posessions of, but are not considered an integral part of any country.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

continent

The continent of the location. This would usually be omitted, but would be used if the location is not part of any country (e.g. a part of Antarctica).

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

country

The country of the location.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

region

A region within the location. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of region (e.g. province, state, etc.). For example, in the US, typical usage would be to use the region element to represent a state, and the subregion or district element to represent a county, while in Italy a region element would represent an official region, and a subregion element would represent a province.

Content model %Text;
Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED
  xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

subregion

A subdivision of the region. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision.

Content model %Text;
Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED
  xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

district

A subdivision of the subregion, when necessary. May also be a direct subdivision of the region when the subregion is omitted. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision.

Content model %Text;
Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED
  xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

city

The city of the location.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

subcity

A subdivision of the city, such as a suburb, borough, or ward. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision (e.g. an arrondissement of Paris or a ku (ward) of Tokyo).

Content model %Text;
Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED
  xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

subsubcity

A subdivision of the subcity, when necessary (for example, Asakusa is a subdivision of Taito-ku, which is a ward of Tokyo). The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision.

Content model %Text;
Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED
  xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

area

The area is intended for a level of detail below that of city, when a city is specified (e.g. `Central Park'), or below that of district when there is no relevant city (e.g. `Kruger National Park'). The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision.

Content model %Text;
Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED
  xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

subarea

The subarea is intended for a level of detail below that of area (e.g. 'Conservatory Garden' when the area is 'Central Park', or 'Skukuza Camp' when the area is `Kruger National Park').

Content model %Text;
Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED
  xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

road

A road or city street.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

place

The place is intended for a level of detail below that of area, when appropriate. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

point

The point is intended for a level of detail below that of place, when necessary.

Content model %Text;
Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside location

coordinates

The (latitude, longitude, altitude) coordinates (e.g. obtained from a GPS device) of the location. The datum attribute specifies the map datum for the coordinate system, which is WGS 84 by default. The relevance attribute specifies whether the coordinates represent an estimate of the specific point at which the photo was taken, or merely indicate the general area (e.g. if the photo was taken at a significant monument, the coordinates might be copies from the wikipedia entry for that monument). The uncertainty attribute provides an estimate of the uncertainty (in units of metres) of the coordinates. When the relevance is set to "area" and an uncertainty estimate is provided, the implication is that the unknown "point" coordinates lie within the uncertainty radius of the provided coordinates.

Content model (latitude?, longitude?, altitude?, measurement?, estimation?, note?)
Attributes datum CDATA 'WGS 84'
  relevance (point|area) #IMPLIED
  uncertainty CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside location

latitude

The location latitude.

Content model %Latitude;
Used inside coordinates | measurement

longitude

The location longitude.

Content model %Longitude;
Used inside coordinates | measurement

altitude

The location altitude (in metres by default). The optional reference attribute specifies whether the specified altitude is Above Mean Sea Level or Above Ground Level.

Content model %Real;
Attributes units CDATA 'm'
  reference (amsl|agl) #IMPLIED
Used inside coordinates | measurement

measurement

Details of the measurement of the location coordinates. Note that measurement implies the use of a GPS receiver or other navigation device, while estimation refers to a (usually) less reliable approach, by use of a map or satellite imagery with coordinates, or by comparison with a separate geotagged image of approximately the same scene. The optional association attribute indicates whether the location information was associated with the photo at the time of creation ("immediate"), by use of a GPS device tethered to a DSLR, for example, or at a later stage ("delayed"), by correlating a GPS log with an EXIF time stamp, for example.

Content model (device?, date?, time?, latitude?, longitude?, altitude?, hdop?, vdop?, pdop?, note?)
Attributes association (immediate|delayed) #IMPLIED
Used inside coordinates

hdop

Horizontal Dilution of Precision (of a GPS measurement).

Content model %Real;
Used inside measurement

vdop

Vertical Dilution of Precision (of a GPS measurement).

Content model %Real;
Used inside measurement

pdop

Positional Dilution of Precision (of a GPS measurement).

Content model %Real;
Used inside measurement

estimation

Details of the estimation of the coordinates, e.g. by locating relevant features on a map. Typically only one of the measurement or estimation elements will be specified, but if both are present, the implication is that the measured coordinates were modified based on some other method of estimating the position. For example, if GPS data are available, but are inaccurate due to poor reception, the coordinates may be estimated by using a recognised location on a map, but it may still be desired to record the measured location in case the estimate is later found to be poor.

Content model ((source-frame | source-ref)?, description?)
Used inside coordinates

source-frame

If the coordinates are estimated by comparing the scene with another photo with known coordinates, and which has been assigned a group-id and frame-id, the source-frame element may be used to provide relevant information on the geotagged photo, and the group-id and frame-id attributes should provide its corresponding id tags.

Content model %Text;
Attributes group-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
  frame-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside estimation

source-ref

If the approximate coordinates are obtained from some internet resource, the source-ref element may be used to describe the resource, and the href attribute should provide a link to the relevant resource (e.g. a wikipedia entry).

Content model %Text;
Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside estimation

direction

The direction in which the camera was pointed (i.e. from the viewpoint to the scene; coordinates are usually considered to be of the scene viewpoint, and always have this interpretation when direction is specified).

Content model (azimuth?, elevation?)
Used inside location

azimuth

The compass direction of the scene from the viewpoint (e.g. "0" for North, "90" for East, etc.) in the range 0 to 360 (degrees).

Content model %CompassDirection;
Used inside direction

elevation

The elevation angle of the scene from the viewpoint (e.g. "0" for horizontal, "90" for directly upwards, etc.) in the range -90 to 90 (degrees).

Content model %ElevationAngle;
Used inside direction

content

A detailed description of the scene content.

Content model ((person | object)+ | segment+)
Used inside scene

person

The optional href attribute represents the person's web page.

Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?)
Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside content | segment

object

The optional type and href attributes represent the object type (e.g. building, vehicle) and a URL associated with the object (e.g. for a museum).

Content model (name?, address?, note?)
Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED
  href CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside content | segment

segment

A segment of the scene. The label attribute allows identification of segments (e.g. foreground, upper-left, etc.

Content model (segment | person | object)+
Attributes label CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside content | segment

equipment

A description of the camera and associated equipment.

Content model (body?, body-attachment?, lens?, lens-attachment?, illumination?, support?, note?)
Used inside frame

body

The camera body. While often fixed for a particular roll, it is included here since it forms part of the equipment, and is also not always fixed (e.g. APS mid-roll roll change).

Content model (make?, model?, serial?, type?, note?)
Used inside equipment

body-attachment

An accessory attached to the body, e.g. motor-drive, multi-function back

Content model (device+, note?)
Used inside equipment

lens

A lens.

Content model (make?, model?, serial?, type?, note?)
Used inside equipment

lens-attachment

An accessory attached to the lens, e.g. teleconverter, extension-tube, diopter, filter, lens-hood.

Content model (device+, note?)
Used inside equipment

illumination

An illumination source, e.g. flash.

Content model (device+, note?)
Used inside equipment

support

A support, e.g. tripod leg set, ball-head, monopod.

Content model (device*, note?)
Used inside equipment

device

A description of an item of equipment. The optional type attribute represents the device type (e.g. filter, ball-head, flash).

Content model (make?, model?, serial?, firmware?, note?)
Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside measurement | body-attachment | lens-attachment | illumination | support

model

The model number/code of a photographic product.

Content model %Text;
Used inside body | lens | device | hardware

serial

The serial number/code of a photographic product.

Content model %Text;
Used inside body | lens | device | hardware

firmware

The firmware version.

Content model %Text;
Used inside device | hardware

exposure

A description of film exposure and camera metering settings.

Content model (aperture?, shutter?, exp-comp?, flash?, flash-comp?, rated-speed?, mode?, metering?, note?)
Used inside frame

aperture

The lens aperture in f/-stops.

Content model %Real;
Used inside exposure

shutter

The shutter speed in seconds.

Content model %Fraction;
Used inside exposure

exp-comp

Exposure compensation in EV units.

Content model %Real;
Used inside exposure

flash

Flash usage description.

Content model %Text;
Used inside exposure

flash-comp

Flash exposure compensation in EV units.

Content model %Real;
Used inside exposure

rated-speed

ISO speed setting of the camera (useful if different from the actual film ISO speed, or for a digital camera).

Content model %PositiveInteger;
Used inside exposure

mode

Exposure mode (e.g. program, manual, shutter priority) for an automated camera.

Content model %Text;
Used inside exposure | focus

metering

Metering mode (e.g. matrix, centre-weighted, spot).

Content model %Text;
Used inside exposure

focus

Information relevant to lens focus.

Content model (focal-length?, focal-distance?, mode?, note?)
Used inside frame

focal-length

The lens focal length (useful when the lens doesn't have a fixed focal length), in millimeters by default.

Content model %Real;
Attributes units CDATA 'mm'
Used inside focus

focal-distance

The focal distance (in metres by default).

Content model %Real;
Attributes units CDATA 'm'
Used inside focus

evaluation

An evaluation of the merits of the frame. If a score attribute is specified, it represents the aggregate rating for the frame, independent of the score values for child elements; if it is not specified, the aggregate score should be computed as a weighted average of the score attributes of child elements.

Content model (artistic?, technical?)
Attributes score CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside frame

artistic

An evaluation of the artistic merits of the frame. The element content is a comment on the evaluation, and a numeric rating is provided by the score attribute.

Content model %Text;
Attributes score CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside evaluation

technical

An evaluation of the technical merits (focus, depth of field, etc.) of the frame. The element content is a comment on the evaluation, and a numeric rating is provided by the score attribute.

Content model %Text;
Attributes score CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside evaluation

digimage

The details of an individual digital image. The optional href attribute represents the location of the digital image file being described. The group-id attribute is the id of the roll, sheet, or digital element in which the corresponding photographic frame is described, the frame-id attribute is the id of that frame element, and the image-id provides an id number for the specific digital file representing that frame (e.g. two scans of the same film frame would have the same group-id and frame-id, but different image-id.

Content model (properties?, history?, index-image?, note?)
Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED
  group-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
  frame-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
  image-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside photo | frame | digimage-set

digimage-set

A container allowing the scope of defaults elements to be restricted to the contained set of digimage elements.

Content model (defaults?, ((digimage | digimage-set)+, defaults?)+)
Used inside photo | digimage-set

properties

Details of the image properties.

Content model ((width, height)?, bit-depth?, file-format?, icc-profile?, file-hash?, image-hash?, note?)
Used inside defaults | digimage

width

The image width in pixels

Content model %PositiveInteger;
Used inside properties

height

The image height in pixels

Content model %PositiveInteger;
Used inside properties

bit-depth

The bit depth of a sample, commonly 8 or 12 bits per colour band per pixel.

Content model %PositiveInteger;
Used inside properties

file-format

The image format. This may either be described by using the std attribute within an empty element, or omitting the std attribute and describing the format within the element content. When possible, the former approach is preferred.

Content model %Text;
Attributes std (bmp|crw|cr2|dng|jpeg|j2k|nef|pef|png|psd|tiff) #IMPLIED
Used inside properties

icc-profile

The ICC profile for the image colour space. The optional href refers to the relevant ICC profile specification file.

Content model %Text;
Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside properties

file-hash

The result of a hash function applied to the image file. Not as reliable as the hash value of the image content (i.e. the raw decoded bitmap representation of the image, which is not dependent on the specific image file format), but may be faster to compute in some circumstances, and therefore useful for an initial match test.

Content model %HexString;
Attributes type (md5|sha-256) 'md5'
Used inside properties | source-image

image-hash

The result of a hash function applied to the image content. Useful for ensuring a correct match between the image description and the image data file.

Content model %HexString;
Attributes type (md5|sha-256) 'md5'
Used inside properties | source-image

history

Details of the creation and editing history of the image. More than one editing element is allowed so that multiple stages of editing, using different software, may be described.

Content model (origin?, editing*, note?)
Used inside defaults | digimage

origin

Details of the origin of the image; either a film scanner or digital camera, or source image(s) from which it is derived via editing (multiple source images are possible when, for example, a panoramic image is composed of a number of smaller images).

Content model ((date?, time?, (scanner | camera)?) | source-image+)
Used inside history

editing

Details of the editing operations applied to the image.

Content model (date?, time?, software?, operations?, note?)
Used inside history

scanner

The details of the scanner and scanning process.

Content model (hardware?, software?, settings?, note?)
Used inside origin

camera

The details of the digital camera.

Content model (hardware?, settings?, note?)
Used inside origin

source-image

A description of the source image to which editing operations were applied to derive the image described by the image element. The group-id and frame-id attributes should only be used when they differ from the respective values of the image element.

Content model (file-hash?, image-hash?)
Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED
  group-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
  frame-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
  image-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED
Used inside origin

software

The software used to perform the editing.

Content model (publisher?, name?, version?, note?)
Used inside editing | scanner

operations

The details of the editing operations.

Content model operation+
Used inside editing

hardware

The details of the camera or scanner hardware.

Content model (make?, model?, serial?, firmware?, note?)
Used inside scanner | camera

settings

The details of the camera, scanner, or editing software settings.

Content model (setting+, note?)
Used inside scanner | camera | operation

publisher

The name of the company that developed the software.

Content model %Text;
Used inside software

version

The version number of the software.

Content model %Text;
Used inside software

operation

The details of an individual edit. In addition to the text description, further details may be specified by providing the relevant command line when editing was performed via a command shell, or settings for operations applied via a GUI.

Content model (description?, (command | settings)?, note?)
Used inside operations

command

The command line used to apply the edit.

Content model %Text;
Used inside operation

setting

The setting element describes software configuration settings during scanning. The name attribute should contain the name of the setting (e.g. multi-pass, ICE), and the element content represents the corresponding value.

Content model %Text;
Attributes name CDATA #REQUIRED
  units CDATA #IMPLIED
Used inside settings

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The Distribution The distribution consists of XML document type definitions, XSLT stylesheets for generating HTML formatted versions of the photo description XML, and various software tools. Note that the name PhotoML is used to describe the XML format defined by the PhotoML DTD as well as the entire distribution; the intended meaning should be clear from the context in which the name is used.
License Use of this distribution is subject to the terms of the GNU General Public License (version 2), a copy of which is included in the distribution. If anyone wishing to use this distribution finds the GPL too restrictive, I will consider requests to make it available under an alternative open source license.
Platforms The primary content of the dtd, xsd, xsl, and xml directories should be platform independent, but the configuration and installation files require a UNIX environment. The scripts in the tools directory have been tested under Linux on an i386 architecture, but should work on any UNIX platform with recent versions of libxml2 and libxslt installed. MS Windows versions of the utility scripts are not currently available, but should be easily ported from shell script to a scripting language available on that platform. Windows users may, however, wish to try installing under the cygwin environment.
Prerequisites The primary prerequisites, other than basic UNIX shell utilities, are perl, and the libxml2 and libxslt packages. Some of the tools have additional requirements: md5sum Standard on many Linux systems. dcraw Available as source, RPM and deb packages. imageinfo Source, SRPM and Ubuntu source deb packages available. xgrep Source, SRPM and Ubuntu source deb packages available. Date::Manip Perl module available from CPAN. Image::ExifTool Perl module available from CPAN.
Installation The source distribution is available from the PhotoML download page. After unpacking the tar archive, the simplest installation procedure consists of the following commands (executed from the distribution root directory): ./configure make make test make install The final make install usually needs to be performed with root privileges (see the INSTALL file for further details). Using the default configuration, software tools are installed in /usr/local/bin, and the DTD, XSL, and associated files are installed in /usr/local/share/photoml. Users of Red Hat/Fedora or Ubuntu Linux may install the RPM or deb packages available from the PhotoML download page. When installing from RPM or deb packages, software tools are installed in /usr/bin, and the DTD, XSL, and associated files are installed in /usr/share/photoml.
Distribution Content The distribution content is divided up into a number of subdirectories, as described below.
DTD The dtd directory contains the PhotoML DTD and associated files (character set defining external entities) and a catalogue file which is used by libxml2 tools for locating DTDs. The PhotoML DTD defines the primary XML format for describing collections of photographs, and, while still under development, should be reasonably stable. When the DTD is changed, the pmlupgrade utility provides automatic (or semi-automatic, in complex cases) conversion to the new format.
XSL The xsl directory contains XSLT stylesheets for constructing HTML views of PhotoML XML files (in the xsl/html directory), for expansion of defaults elements (in the xsl/defaults directory), for upgrading PhotoML XML files from older DTD versions (in the xsl/upgrade directory), and for supporting the functionality of some of the tools (in the xsl/misc directory).
XML The xml directory contains XML examples of PhotoML photo description and image description files. The top level make command builds HTML views of these files using the XSLT stylesheets in the xsl directory.
Tools The tools directory contains tools for expanding defaults in PhotoML files, validating PhotoML files, constructing HTML representations etc.: pmlcreate Generate PhotoML roll description outline pmldigital Generate PhotoML descriptions of digital images from digital cameras and film scanners pmlexpand Expand and remove defaults in a PhotoML XML file pmlgrep Provides a grep-like utility for PhotoML files pmlindex Constructs an HTML index of PhotoML files pmltrans Transform a PhotoML XML file using the standard PhotoML XSL style sheet pmltoxmp Transform PhotoML data to XMP format pmlupgrade Upgrade PhotoML XML files to latest DTD version pmlvalid Validate PhotoML XML files Further details are provided in the man pages in that directory. Installation of libxml2 and libxslt is required, as the scripts in this directory make use of the xmllint and xsltproc utilities.
Documentation Suprisingly enough, the docs directory contains documentation; the main document source in DocBook format, and viewable documents in HTML, PDF, and text formats.
XSD The xsd directory contains an XML Schema definition that has been auto-generated from the PhotoML DTD by trang. While this schema may be useful to those wishing to use schema based XML tools, it has not been verified to be correct, and should not be considered as the primary document type definition.
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Acknowledgments Thanks to Stephen Darlington and Oskar Ojala for valuable comments and suggestions. Oskar Ojala has also made a number of contributions to the distribution, including the detailed.xsl XSLT stylesheet.
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Purpose This distribution is primarily intended to provide a format (defined by the PhotoML DTD) and tools for describing details of photo creation, processing, and content in a collection of photographs. It is designed to be appropriate for a wide variety of photographic formats, including roll film (such as 35mm and 120/220), sheet film (such as 4x5 and 8x10) and digital images. The type of information represented, while allowing description of details of content, creation etc. for digital images, does not support some of the more low-level housekeeping details that might be necessary in an application such as an online database of digital images. In particular, PhotoML is not yet another web photo gallery generator.
Alternative Formats While alternatives exist, none of them seem to completely fit the role for which PhotoML was designed. Photo RDF has significantly lower complexity than PhotoML, allowing representation of a much smaller set of information, and does not provide any of the photo grouping mechanisms which seem desirable when describing a large collection of photos. DIG35 has higher complexity than PhotoML in some respects, providing support for greater detail for individual images. Since DIG35 is designed as metadata to be attached in the header of a digital image, it also lacks the image grouping facilities of PhotoML, and while DIG35 is intended to become an industry standard, the schema is not completely freely distributed (available on request only, but free for government and educational use).
Further Development PhotoML has received a substantial amount of work, but a number of rough edges still require attention. Comments, suggestions, and contributions (including any involving significant changes) are welcome, and should be directed to photoml@wohlberg.net. There are no immediate plans for a transition from the DTD to an XML Schema as the primary format definition (in contrast to DTDs, there does not yet seem to be much free software supporting editing and validation of schemas), but example schemas auto-generated from the DTD are included in the distribution.
./photoml-0.28/docs/sections/xmledit.xml0000644000175000017500000000531011460351446017552 0ustar brendtbrendt XML Editing Tools A number of XML editing tools are available, including open source, shareware, and commercial products for a variety of platforms.
Emacs/XEmacs The emacs and xemacs editors are highly recommended, both of which provide XML editing support via the following extension packages: psgml A major mode for editing SGML and XML tdtd A major mode for editing DTDs xslide A major mode for editing XSL stylesheets css-mode A major mode for editing CSS stylesheets The psgml package relies on the nsgml parser for validation. The environment variable SGML_SEARCH_PATH needs be set so that the PhotoML DTD can be found; for editing after building the PhotoML distribution, but prior to installation, the following command issued from the distribution root directory will work for csh/tcsh: setenv SGML_SEARCH_PATH `(cd dtd; pwd)` or for sh/bash: SGML_SEARCH_PATH=`(cd dtd; pwd)`; export SGML_SEARCH_PATH After installation, this environment variable should be set to the directory in which the DTD, entities etc. are installed - /usr/local/share/photoml/dtd by default.
./photoml-0.28/docs/sections/photodtd.xml0000644000175000017500000071775311471535445017763 0ustar brendtbrendt PhotoML DTD PhotoML: Photo Description Markup Language Version: 0.13 Date: 12 November 2010 The recommended formal public identifier for this DTD is: "-//BW//DTD PhotoML 0.13//EN" Please consult the comments in this file, and the notes in the PhotoML distribution documentation. Copyright © 2002-2010 Brendt Wohlberg <photoml@wohlberg.net> This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. This DTD is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. Acknowledgement: Thanks to Stephen Darlington and Oskar Ojala for valuable comments and suggestions.
Parameter Entities
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-xml-lang-attribute"/>xml-lang-attribute</emphasis> The language specification attribute Definition "xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-Text"/>Text</emphasis> Unrestricted text string Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-Integer"/>Integer</emphasis> An integer Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-PositiveInteger"/>PositiveInteger</emphasis> A positive integer (including zero) Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-Real"/>Real</emphasis> A real number Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-Rational"/>Rational</emphasis> A rational number, expressed either as a decimal fraction or in numerator/denominator form Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-Fraction"/>Fraction</emphasis> A fraction, expressed either as a real number, or as the quotient of two integer or real numbers Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-HexString"/>HexString</emphasis> A string of hexadecimal digits Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-YearMonth"/>YearMonth</emphasis> A date string without the day Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-Date"/>Date</emphasis> A date Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-Time"/>Time</emphasis> A time Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-DateTime"/>DateTime</emphasis> A date and time Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-TimeInterval"/>TimeInterval</emphasis> A time interval Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-EmailAddress"/>EmailAddress</emphasis> An email address Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-PhoneNumber"/>PhoneNumber</emphasis> A phone number Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-CompassDirection"/>CompassDirection</emphasis> A compass direction Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-ElevationAngle"/>ElevationAngle</emphasis> An elevation angle Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-Latitude"/>Latitude</emphasis> A latitude value Definition "#PCDATA"
<emphasis role="entdeftitle"><anchor id="photo-pe-Longitude"/>Longitude</emphasis> A longitude value Definition "#PCDATA"
Elements
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">photo</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-photo"/> The root element contains optional default settings, photograph description elements roll (for roll film), sheet (for sheet film), and digital (for photographs taken using a digital camera), and digimage elements describing specific digital images, either direct from a camera or scanner, or derived via editing, composition etc. Content model (defaults?, (roll | sheet | digital | digimage | digimage-set)+)+ Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">defaults</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-defaults"/> Elements contained within a defaults element provide default values for the corresponding elements in which the relevant information has not been specified. A full description of the semantics of this element is rather lengthy, and may be found in the accompanying documentation. Content model (film?, processing?, frame?, properties?, history?) Attributes combine (merge|replace) 'merge' Used inside photo | roll | digital | frame-set | digimage-set
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">roll</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-roll"/> The details of a roll of film (e.g. 35mm, APS, 120). Optional film and processing descriptions are followed by a sequence of optional loading details, optional defaults (to be applied to the following frames), frame descriptions, and optional unloading details. A defaults element must always precede at least one frame element, and load and unload elements, if present, must respectively precede and follow some group of frame elements. The id attribute specifies an identity/name assigned to the roll. Content model (collection*, description?, film?, processing?, (load?, (defaults?, (frame | frame-set))+, unload?)+, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED Used inside photo
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">sheet</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-sheet"/> The details of a single sheet of film (e.g. 4x5, 8x10). Optional film, processing and loading descriptions precede the single frame description, which is followed by an optional unloading description. The id attribute specifies an identity/name assigned to the sheet. Content model (collection*, film?, processing?, load?, frame, unload?, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED Used inside photo
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">digital</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-digital"/> The details of a sequence of digital photographs. Each group of frame descriptions may be preceded by a defaults element. The id attribute specifies an identity/name assigned to the digital sequence. Content model (collection*, description?, (defaults?, (frame | frame-set))+, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED Used inside photo
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">collection</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-collection"/> A collection of photograph descriptions that should be grouped together. Particularly useful for sheet film, since each sheet element describes a single photo, but also useful, for example, for a number of roll film descriptions for the same day, event, trip etc. The id attribute allows an identity/name to be assigned to the collection, the cgid attribute provides a collection based id for the group (roll, digital, or sheet), and the optional fstfid and lstfid specify initial and final frame ids for a subset of the frames in the group. Content model (description?, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED cgid NMTOKEN #REQUIRED fstfid NMTOKEN #IMPLIED lstfid NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside roll | sheet | digital
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">description</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-description"/> A brief description of the parent element. Provides a description of the scene or location for a specific frame when a child of the scene or location elements, or of an entire collection, roll, or digital photography session, providing information relevant to all of the frames within the grouping, when a child of the collection, roll, or digital elements. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside roll | digital | collection | scene | location | estimation | operation
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">note</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-note"/> A note for miscellaneous details of the parent element. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside roll | sheet | digital | collection | film | processing | lab | developing | developer | load | unload | frame | photographer | ipr | scene | occasion | location | coordinates | measurement | object | equipment | body | body-attachment | lens | lens-attachment | illumination | support | device | exposure | focus | digimage | properties | history | editing | scanner | camera | software | hardware | settings | operation
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">film</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-film"/> A description of the film used. Content model (make?, name?, speed?, process?, type?, format?, expiry?, note?) Used inside defaults | roll | sheet
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">make</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-make"/> The manufacturer of the product, e.g. Fuji (when the parent element is film). Content model %Text; Used inside film | developer | body | lens | device | hardware
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">name</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-name"/> The name of a person, business, or product, e.g. Velvia (when the parent element is film). Content model %Text; Used inside film | lab | developer | photographer | owner | person | object | software
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">speed</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-speed"/> The ISO film speed, e.g. 50. Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside film
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">process</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-process"/> The appropriate film developing process. Recommended values are C41 (standard negative film), E6 (standard slide film), K14 (Kodachrome) and B&W (black and white). A custom designation should be used for processes not listed here. As a child of the film element, this indicates the designated process of the film. In the case of cross-processing, a different process may be specified as a child of the developing element. Content model %Text; Used inside film | developing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">type</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-type"/> The type of a film (recommended values for film type are colour positive, colour negative, b&w positive, and b&w negative), camera body (e.g. SLR, TLR, rangefinder), or lens (e.g. zoom, prime). Content model %Text; Used inside film | body | lens
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">format</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-format"/> The film format. Recommended values are APS, 35mm (or 135), 120 or 220 for medium format, and the film size for large format. Content model %Text; Used inside film
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">expiry</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-expiry"/> The film expiry (expiration in the US) date. The format is YYYY-MM since film expiry dates usually only specify a year and month. Content model %YearMonth; Used inside film
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">processing</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-processing"/> A description of the film processing. Content model (lab?, tag?, date?, time?, developing?, note?) Used inside defaults | roll | sheet
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">tag</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-tag"/> The number of the double/triple check tag affixed to the film by the lab. Content model %Text; Used inside processing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">date</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-date"/> A date, represented in the format YYYY[-MM[-DD]]. Content model %Date; Used inside processing | load | unload | occasion | measurement | origin | editing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">time</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-time"/> A time, represented in the format hh[:mm[:ss[.ss*]]]. The optional zone attribute represents the time zone in the format (+|-)hh[:mm]. Content model %Time; Attributes zone CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside processing | load | unload | occasion | measurement | origin | editing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">lab</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-lab"/> The lab that developed the film. The optional href attribute represents the laboratory web page. Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?, note?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside processing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">address</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-address"/> The address of a person or business. Content model %Text; Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person | object
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">phone</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-phone"/> The phone number of a person or business. Content model %PhoneNumber; Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">fax</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-fax"/> The fax number of a person or business. Content model %PhoneNumber; Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">email</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-email"/> The email address of a person or business. Content model %EmailAddress; Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">developing</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-developing"/> A description of the development stage of processing. Content model (process?, shift?, developer?, method?, agitation?, temperature?, duration?, note?) Used inside processing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">shift</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-shift"/> The number of stops push or pull applied during processing. Content model %Real; Attributes type (push|pull) #REQUIRED Used inside developing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">method</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-method"/> The development method, e.g. daylight tank, tray etc. Content model %Text; Used inside developing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">agitation</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-agitation"/> Description of the agitation during development. Content model %Text; Used inside developing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">temperature</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-temperature"/> The temperature of the developer solution (in degrees Celcius by default). Content model %Real; Attributes units CDATA '°C' Used inside developing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">duration</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-duration"/> The amount of time the film spent in the developer, represented in the form %m:%s (minutes:seconds). Content model %TimeInterval; Used inside developing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">developer</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-developer"/> The developer solution used. Content model (make?, name?, dilution?, note?) Used inside developing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">dilution</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-dilution"/> The dilution of the developer solution. Content model %Text; Used inside developer
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">load</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-load"/> Film loading details. Content model (date?, time?, note?) Used inside roll | sheet
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">unload</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-unload"/> Film unloading details. Content model (date?, time?, note?) Used inside roll | sheet
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">frame-set</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-frame-set"/> A container allowing the scope of defaults elements to be restricted to the contained set of frame elements. Content model (defaults?, ((frame | frame-set)+, defaults?)+) Used inside roll | digital | frame-set
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">frame</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-frame"/> The frame element describes a single frame in a roll of film or sequence of digital photos, and also describes the single frame on a piece of sheet film. The id attribute should be an identifying number assigned in chronological sequence (e.g. 01, 02 etc.). If the actual frame number marked on the film differs from the id, it may be recorded using the fn attribute. The fn attribute is also useful in other situations, e.g. when the camera exposes film beginning at the end, so the the id numbers increase in chronological order while the fn values decrease. A frame that is not a child of a digital element should not have a digimage child element. Content model (photographer?, ipr?, scene?, equipment?, exposure?, focus?, size?, evaluation?, condition?, digimage?, index-image?, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED fn CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside defaults | roll | sheet | digital | frame-set
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">size</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-size"/> The physical size of the frame. The value may be specified as actual physical dimensions in the format <width>x<height> (e.g. a value of "24x36" with units "mm" for standard 135 (35mm) film frames, or a value of "56x41.5" with units "mm" for 645 frames on 120 film), in which case the units attribute must be specified, or as standard frame size designations (e.g. "645", "6x6", "6x7", etc. on 120 film, or "4x5", "8x10" etc. large format film), in which case the units attribute must be omitted as an indication that the value does not represent an actual physical measurement. Content model %Text; Attributes units CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside frame
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">condition</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-condition"/> A description of any damage, such as scratches, to a frame. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside frame
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">index-image</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-index-image"/> The index-image allows the specification of the location of an index image suitable for viewing in an image index, and should therefore be small enough for convenient display in a web browser (for example), but larger than a thumbnail. This facility is useful for constructing indices of frame descriptions, or, within digimage elements, when the actual digital image being described is too large for convenient display in this context. Content model EMPTY Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside frame | digimage
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">photographer</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-photographer"/> The name and other details of the photographer. The optional href attribute represents the photographer's web page. Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?, note?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside frame
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">ipr</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-ipr"/> Intellectual Property Rights details Content model (copyright?, owner?, note?) Used inside frame
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">owner</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-owner"/> Details of the copyright owner. The optional href attribute represents the owner's web page. Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside ipr
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">scene</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-scene"/> A description of the scene depicted in the frame Content model (occasion?, location?, description?, caption?, genre?, keywords?, content?, note?) Used inside frame
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">caption</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-caption"/> A short descriptive caption for the photograph. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside scene
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">genre</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-genre"/> The genre of the scene, e.g. portrait, landscape, sport, travel, macro etc. Content model %Text; Used inside scene
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">keywords</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-keywords"/> Keywords relevant to the description of the scene. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside scene
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">occasion</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-occasion"/> A description of when the photograph was taken. Content model (date?, time?, event?, note?) Used inside scene
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">event</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-event"/> A description of the event at which the photo was taken. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside occasion
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">location</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-location"/> A description of the location at which the photo was taken. The content model is intended to allow a wide range of locations to be described, but this flexibility also allows incoherent choices, which should be avoided. These descriptions will usually follow one of the patterns: country,region,...,city,... (indicating a location within the borders of some country), ocean,sea,island,... (indicating a location on an island that may be a possession of, but is not considered to be within the borders of, any country), ocean,sea,description (indicating a location removed from any land mass, e.g. on a ship at sea), continent,region,... (indicating a location on a continent that is not within the borders of any country - the continent in question will invariably be Antarctica). With the exception of the description element, child elements with text content should contain only the name of the associated location component, and not a descriptive sentence. Content model (((ocean?, sea?, island?) | (continent?, country?)), region?, subregion?, district?, city?, subcity?, subsubcity?, area?, subarea?, road?, place?, point?, description?, coordinates?, direction?, note?) Used inside scene
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">ocean</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-ocean"/> If the location is at sea, at a distance from a continent or island, the ocean may be specified. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">sea</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-sea"/> The sea, if any, within the relevant ocean (e.g. the Andaman Sea is part of the Indian Ocean). Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">island</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-island"/> An island within the specified ocean or sea. This element is intended for islands which may be posessions of, but are not considered an integral part of any country. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">continent</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-continent"/> The continent of the location. This would usually be omitted, but would be used if the location is not part of any country (e.g. a part of Antarctica). Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">country</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-country"/> The country of the location. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">region</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-region"/> A region within the location. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of region (e.g. province, state, etc.). For example, in the US, typical usage would be to use the region element to represent a state, and the subregion or district element to represent a county, while in Italy a region element would represent an official region, and a subregion element would represent a province. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">subregion</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-subregion"/> A subdivision of the region. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">district</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-district"/> A subdivision of the subregion, when necessary. May also be a direct subdivision of the region when the subregion is omitted. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">city</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-city"/> The city of the location. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">subcity</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-subcity"/> A subdivision of the city, such as a suburb, borough, or ward. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision (e.g. an arrondissement of Paris or a ku (ward) of Tokyo). Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">subsubcity</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-subsubcity"/> A subdivision of the subcity, when necessary (for example, Asakusa is a subdivision of Taito-ku, which is a ward of Tokyo). The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">area</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-area"/> The area is intended for a level of detail below that of city, when a city is specified (e.g. `Central Park'), or below that of district when there is no relevant city (e.g. `Kruger National Park'). The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">subarea</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-subarea"/> The subarea is intended for a level of detail below that of area (e.g. 'Conservatory Garden' when the area is 'Central Park', or 'Skukuza Camp' when the area is `Kruger National Park'). Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">road</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-road"/> A road or city street. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">place</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-place"/> The place is intended for a level of detail below that of area, when appropriate. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">point</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-point"/> The point is intended for a level of detail below that of place, when necessary. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">coordinates</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-coordinates"/> The (latitude, longitude, altitude) coordinates (e.g. obtained from a GPS device) of the location. The datum attribute specifies the map datum for the coordinate system, which is WGS 84 by default. The relevance attribute specifies whether the coordinates represent an estimate of the specific point at which the photo was taken, or merely indicate the general area (e.g. if the photo was taken at a significant monument, the coordinates might be copies from the wikipedia entry for that monument). The uncertainty attribute provides an estimate of the uncertainty (in units of metres) of the coordinates. When the relevance is set to "area" and an uncertainty estimate is provided, the implication is that the unknown "point" coordinates lie within the uncertainty radius of the provided coordinates. Content model (latitude?, longitude?, altitude?, measurement?, estimation?, note?) Attributes datum CDATA 'WGS 84' relevance (point|area) #IMPLIED uncertainty CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">latitude</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-latitude"/> The location latitude. Content model %Latitude; Used inside coordinates | measurement
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">longitude</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-longitude"/> The location longitude. Content model %Longitude; Used inside coordinates | measurement
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">altitude</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-altitude"/> The location altitude (in metres by default). The optional reference attribute specifies whether the specified altitude is Above Mean Sea Level or Above Ground Level. Content model %Real; Attributes units CDATA 'm' reference (amsl|agl) #IMPLIED Used inside coordinates | measurement
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">measurement</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-measurement"/> Details of the measurement of the location coordinates. Note that measurement implies the use of a GPS receiver or other navigation device, while estimation refers to a (usually) less reliable approach, by use of a map or satellite imagery with coordinates, or by comparison with a separate geotagged image of approximately the same scene. The optional association attribute indicates whether the location information was associated with the photo at the time of creation ("immediate"), by use of a GPS device tethered to a DSLR, for example, or at a later stage ("delayed"), by correlating a GPS log with an EXIF time stamp, for example. Content model (device?, date?, time?, latitude?, longitude?, altitude?, hdop?, vdop?, pdop?, note?) Attributes association (immediate|delayed) #IMPLIED Used inside coordinates
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">hdop</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-hdop"/> Horizontal Dilution of Precision (of a GPS measurement). Content model %Real; Used inside measurement
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">vdop</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-vdop"/> Vertical Dilution of Precision (of a GPS measurement). Content model %Real; Used inside measurement
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">pdop</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-pdop"/> Positional Dilution of Precision (of a GPS measurement). Content model %Real; Used inside measurement
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">estimation</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-estimation"/> Details of the estimation of the coordinates, e.g. by locating relevant features on a map. Typically only one of the measurement or estimation elements will be specified, but if both are present, the implication is that the measured coordinates were modified based on some other method of estimating the position. For example, if GPS data are available, but are inaccurate due to poor reception, the coordinates may be estimated by using a recognised location on a map, but it may still be desired to record the measured location in case the estimate is later found to be poor. Content model ((source-frame | source-ref)?, description?) Used inside coordinates
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">source-frame</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-source-frame"/> If the coordinates are estimated by comparing the scene with another photo with known coordinates, and which has been assigned a group-id and frame-id, the source-frame element may be used to provide relevant information on the geotagged photo, and the group-id and frame-id attributes should provide its corresponding id tags. Content model %Text; Attributes group-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED frame-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside estimation
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">source-ref</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-source-ref"/> If the approximate coordinates are obtained from some internet resource, the source-ref element may be used to describe the resource, and the href attribute should provide a link to the relevant resource (e.g. a wikipedia entry). Content model %Text; Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside estimation
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">direction</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-direction"/> The direction in which the camera was pointed (i.e. from the viewpoint to the scene; coordinates are usually considered to be of the scene viewpoint, and always have this interpretation when direction is specified). Content model (azimuth?, elevation?) Used inside location
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">azimuth</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-azimuth"/> The compass direction of the scene from the viewpoint (e.g. "0" for North, "90" for East, etc.) in the range 0 to 360 (degrees). Content model %CompassDirection; Used inside direction
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">elevation</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-elevation"/> The elevation angle of the scene from the viewpoint (e.g. "0" for horizontal, "90" for directly upwards, etc.) in the range -90 to 90 (degrees). Content model %ElevationAngle; Used inside direction
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">content</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-content"/> A detailed description of the scene content. Content model ((person | object)+ | segment+) Used inside scene
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">person</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-person"/> The optional href attribute represents the person's web page. Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside content | segment
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">object</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-object"/> The optional type and href attributes represent the object type (e.g. building, vehicle) and a URL associated with the object (e.g. for a museum). Content model (name?, address?, note?) Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside content | segment
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">segment</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-segment"/> A segment of the scene. The label attribute allows identification of segments (e.g. foreground, upper-left, etc. Content model (segment | person | object)+ Attributes label CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside content | segment
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">equipment</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-equipment"/> A description of the camera and associated equipment. Content model (body?, body-attachment?, lens?, lens-attachment?, illumination?, support?, note?) Used inside frame
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">body</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-body"/> The camera body. While often fixed for a particular roll, it is included here since it forms part of the equipment, and is also not always fixed (e.g. APS mid-roll roll change). Content model (make?, model?, serial?, type?, note?) Used inside equipment
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">body-attachment</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-body-attachment"/> An accessory attached to the body, e.g. motor-drive, multi-function back Content model (device+, note?) Used inside equipment
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">lens</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-lens"/> A lens. Content model (make?, model?, serial?, type?, note?) Used inside equipment
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">lens-attachment</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-lens-attachment"/> An accessory attached to the lens, e.g. teleconverter, extension-tube, diopter, filter, lens-hood. Content model (device+, note?) Used inside equipment
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">illumination</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-illumination"/> An illumination source, e.g. flash. Content model (device+, note?) Used inside equipment
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">support</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-support"/> A support, e.g. tripod leg set, ball-head, monopod. Content model (device*, note?) Used inside equipment
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">device</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-device"/> A description of an item of equipment. The optional type attribute represents the device type (e.g. filter, ball-head, flash). Content model (make?, model?, serial?, firmware?, note?) Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside measurement | body-attachment | lens-attachment | illumination | support
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">model</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-model"/> The model number/code of a photographic product. Content model %Text; Used inside body | lens | device | hardware
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">serial</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-serial"/> The serial number/code of a photographic product. Content model %Text; Used inside body | lens | device | hardware
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">firmware</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-firmware"/> The firmware version. Content model %Text; Used inside device | hardware
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">exposure</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-exposure"/> A description of film exposure and camera metering settings. Content model (aperture?, shutter?, exp-comp?, flash?, flash-comp?, rated-speed?, mode?, metering?, note?) Used inside frame
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">aperture</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-aperture"/> The lens aperture in f/-stops. Content model %Real; Used inside exposure
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">shutter</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-shutter"/> The shutter speed in seconds. Content model %Fraction; Used inside exposure
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">exp-comp</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-exp-comp"/> Exposure compensation in EV units. Content model %Real; Used inside exposure
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">flash</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-flash"/> Flash usage description. Content model %Text; Used inside exposure
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">flash-comp</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-flash-comp"/> Flash exposure compensation in EV units. Content model %Real; Used inside exposure
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">rated-speed</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-rated-speed"/> ISO speed setting of the camera (useful if different from the actual film ISO speed, or for a digital camera). Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside exposure
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">mode</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-mode"/> Exposure mode (e.g. program, manual, shutter priority) for an automated camera. Content model %Text; Used inside exposure | focus
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">metering</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-metering"/> Metering mode (e.g. matrix, centre-weighted, spot). Content model %Text; Used inside exposure
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">focus</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-focus"/> Information relevant to lens focus. Content model (focal-length?, focal-distance?, mode?, note?) Used inside frame
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">focal-length</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-focal-length"/> The lens focal length (useful when the lens doesn't have a fixed focal length), in millimeters by default. Content model %Real; Attributes units CDATA 'mm' Used inside focus
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">focal-distance</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-focal-distance"/> The focal distance (in metres by default). Content model %Real; Attributes units CDATA 'm' Used inside focus
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">evaluation</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-evaluation"/> An evaluation of the merits of the frame. If a score attribute is specified, it represents the aggregate rating for the frame, independent of the score values for child elements; if it is not specified, the aggregate score should be computed as a weighted average of the score attributes of child elements. Content model (artistic?, technical?) Attributes score CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside frame
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">artistic</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-artistic"/> An evaluation of the artistic merits of the frame. The element content is a comment on the evaluation, and a numeric rating is provided by the score attribute. Content model %Text; Attributes score CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside evaluation
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">technical</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-technical"/> An evaluation of the technical merits (focus, depth of field, etc.) of the frame. The element content is a comment on the evaluation, and a numeric rating is provided by the score attribute. Content model %Text; Attributes score CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside evaluation
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">digimage</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-digimage"/> The details of an individual digital image. The optional href attribute represents the location of the digital image file being described. The group-id attribute is the id of the roll, sheet, or digital element in which the corresponding photographic frame is described, the frame-id attribute is the id of that frame element, and the image-id provides an id number for the specific digital file representing that frame (e.g. two scans of the same film frame would have the same group-id and frame-id, but different image-id. Content model (properties?, history?, index-image?, note?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED group-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED frame-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED image-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside photo | frame | digimage-set
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">digimage-set</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-digimage-set"/> A container allowing the scope of defaults elements to be restricted to the contained set of digimage elements. Content model (defaults?, ((digimage | digimage-set)+, defaults?)+) Used inside photo | digimage-set
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">properties</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-properties"/> Details of the image properties. Content model ((width, height)?, bit-depth?, file-format?, icc-profile?, file-hash?, image-hash?, note?) Used inside defaults | digimage
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">width</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-width"/> The image width in pixels Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside properties
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">height</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-height"/> The image height in pixels Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside properties
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">bit-depth</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-bit-depth"/> The bit depth of a sample, commonly 8 or 12 bits per colour band per pixel. Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside properties
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">file-format</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-file-format"/> The image format. This may either be described by using the std attribute within an empty element, or omitting the std attribute and describing the format within the element content. When possible, the former approach is preferred. Content model %Text; Attributes std (bmp|crw|cr2|dng|jpeg|j2k|nef|pef|png|psd|tiff) #IMPLIED Used inside properties
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">icc-profile</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-icc-profile"/> The ICC profile for the image colour space. The optional href refers to the relevant ICC profile specification file. Content model %Text; Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside properties
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">file-hash</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-file-hash"/> The result of a hash function applied to the image file. Not as reliable as the hash value of the image content (i.e. the raw decoded bitmap representation of the image, which is not dependent on the specific image file format), but may be faster to compute in some circumstances, and therefore useful for an initial match test. Content model %HexString; Attributes type (md5|sha-256) 'md5' Used inside properties | source-image
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">image-hash</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-image-hash"/> The result of a hash function applied to the image content. Useful for ensuring a correct match between the image description and the image data file. Content model %HexString; Attributes type (md5|sha-256) 'md5' Used inside properties | source-image
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">history</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-history"/> Details of the creation and editing history of the image. More than one editing element is allowed so that multiple stages of editing, using different software, may be described. Content model (origin?, editing*, note?) Used inside defaults | digimage
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">origin</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-origin"/> Details of the origin of the image; either a film scanner or digital camera, or source image(s) from which it is derived via editing (multiple source images are possible when, for example, a panoramic image is composed of a number of smaller images). Content model ((date?, time?, (scanner | camera)?) | source-image+) Used inside history
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">editing</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-editing"/> Details of the editing operations applied to the image. Content model (date?, time?, software?, operations?, note?) Used inside history
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">scanner</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-scanner"/> The details of the scanner and scanning process. Content model (hardware?, software?, settings?, note?) Used inside origin
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">camera</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-camera"/> The details of the digital camera. Content model (hardware?, settings?, note?) Used inside origin
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">source-image</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-source-image"/> A description of the source image to which editing operations were applied to derive the image described by the image element. The group-id and frame-id attributes should only be used when they differ from the respective values of the image element. Content model (file-hash?, image-hash?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED group-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED frame-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED image-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside origin
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">software</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-software"/> The software used to perform the editing. Content model (publisher?, name?, version?, note?) Used inside editing | scanner
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">operations</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-operations"/> The details of the editing operations. Content model operation+ Used inside editing
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">hardware</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-hardware"/> The details of the camera or scanner hardware. Content model (make?, model?, serial?, firmware?, note?) Used inside scanner | camera
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">settings</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-settings"/> The details of the camera, scanner, or editing software settings. Content model (setting+, note?) Used inside scanner | camera | operation
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">publisher</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-publisher"/> The name of the company that developed the software. Content model %Text; Used inside software
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">version</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-version"/> The version number of the software. Content model %Text; Used inside software
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">operation</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-operation"/> The details of an individual edit. In addition to the text description, further details may be specified by providing the relevant command line when editing was performed via a command shell, or settings for operations applied via a GUI. Content model (description?, (command | settings)?, note?) Used inside operations
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">command</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-command"/> The command line used to apply the edit. Content model %Text; Used inside operation
<emphasis role="dtdelttitle">setting</emphasis> <anchor id="photo-elt-setting"/> The setting element describes software configuration settings during scanning. The name attribute should contain the name of the setting (e.g. multi-pass, ICE), and the element content represents the corresponding value. Content model %Text; Attributes name CDATA #REQUIRED units CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside settings
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Using PhotoML At least some familiarity with XML is probably necessary to make use of PhotoML. It is particularly important for users who are not familiar with DTD syntax to use an XML editor (see ) that provides DTD guided context-dependent element insertion to ensure that valid documents are created. The recommended formal public identifier for the current version of the PhotoML DTD is "-//BW//DTD PhotoML 0.13//EN" A PhotoML XML file will therefore usually begin with the following two lines <?xml version="1.0"> <!DOCTYPE photo PUBLIC "-//BW//DTD PhotoML 0.13//EN" "photo.dtd"> It is important to use the full public identifier including the DTD version number so that the version upgrade script is able to correctly identify the relevant DTD version when transitioning to a new DTD.
The PhotoML DTD PhotoML is a very flexible format, providing facilities for recording far more detail than is likely to be of interest to the average photographer. A reasonable introduction to the format can be obtained by inspecting the example files in the xml directory, and viewing the corresponding HTML views generated by the XSLT stylesheets. For those who are familiar with DTD syntax, see or read through the heavily commented DTD in the dtd directory. A few issues are sufficiently complex to warrant additional discussion.
Collections The id attribute of roll, sheet, and digital elements is intended to assign the primary identity for the group. If the group contains a collection element, the cgid attribute represents a secondary identity for the group relative to the collection, the identity of which is determined by the id attribute of the collection element. The fstid and lsid attributes specify the first and last frame identities which are contained in the the collection, so that it may contain only part of the group. A group may also contain multiple collection elements.
The <emphasis>frame</emphasis> <emphasis>id</emphasis> and <emphasis>fn</emphasis> attributes The id attribute is intended to assign the primary identity for the frame. It is recommended that the values be two digit numbers, increasing in chronological frame order (e.g. 01 for the first frame exposed, 02 for the second frame exposed etc.). If the actual frame number marked on the film differs from the id, it may be recorded using the fn attribute, which is also useful in other situations, e.g. when the camera exposes film beginning at the end, so that the id numbers increase in chronological order, while the fn values decrease.
The <emphasis>xml:lang</emphasis> attribute The xml:lang attribute, available for relevant elements, is a standard mechanism for specifying the language of the element content. In addition to the definition in the XML standard, relevant information is available in the documents describing rfc3066 and iso639-2.
The <emphasis>date</emphasis> element The date element has the format YYYY[-MM[-DD]], (that is, YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM, or YYYY).
The <emphasis>time</emphasis> element The time element (using the 24 hour clock) has the format hh[:mm[:ss[.ss*]]] (that is, hh, hh:mm, hh:mm:ss, or hh:mm:ss.s with an arbitrary number of fractional seconds after the decimal point). The optional zone attribute represents the UTC time zone in the format (+|-)hh[:mm] (that is +hh:mm, -hh:mm, +hh, or -hh). For further details see a comprehensive discussion of ISO time notation, upon which these restrictions are based.
The <emphasis>digimage</emphasis> element The digimage element is intended to provide a mechanism for describing digital images, primarily images from digital cameras, from film scanners, and edited digital images. Note that this format complements the primary PhotoML digital element for images from digital images. For example, each image captured using a digital camera is both a photograph (relevant aspects of which, such as creation date, location, scene description etc. are described using digital elements and their frame children) and a digital image (relevant aspects of which, such as image geometry, bit depth, image format etc. are described using digimage elements).
The <emphasis>defaults</emphasis> element Elements contained within a defaults element provide default values for the subsequent entities in which the relevant elements have not been specified (for example, sub-elements of a frame specified within a defaults element are considered implied markup within any subsequent frame for which those sub-elements are not explicitly specified. An expanded version of a PhotoML file, with all defaults elements explicitly merged into the relevant elements, may be obtained by using the pmlexpand utility. An understanding of the rules governing defaults elements is necessary for using them appropriately. The ruling defaults at any point in a PhotoML document are obtained by combining (as discussed below) all preceding defaults elements at higher levels in the element tree, and preceding defaults elements which are also children of the current parent node (the scope of a defaults element is defined by its parent element). For example, within the following document ... A ... ... B ... ... 1 ... ... 2 ... ]]> defaults A and B apply to frame 1, but only defaults A apply to frame 2. The current defaults at any point in the document are obtained by combining all preceding relevant (those within the current scope) defaults. As each defaults element is encountered in document order, a new current defaults set is constructed by combining the newly encountered defaults element with the current set in the manner specified by the combine attribute of the newly encountered defaults element. (A new copy of the current set is created when an inner scope is encountered so that any modifications to the current set within that scope do not effect the outer scope.) The possible values of the combine attribute are (the default attribute value is merge): replace The current defaults are deleted and replaced by the content of a defaults element with a value of replace for its combine attribute. merge The defaults element with a value of merge for its combine attribute is merged over the current defaults in the sense that any elements not in the current defaults are inserted, and any terminal node elements in both are replaced by those in the defaults element. The processing instruction <?merge-reject element-name element-name ... @attribute-name @attribute-name ... ?> may be used to signal the removal of an element during a subtree merge, as illustrated in the following example 2000-01-01 country-name city-name ]]> where defaults expansion results in the frame with id='01' having the defaults content merged in, with the exception of the attribute zone and the element city. Finally, note that the defaults mechanism is not yet completely stable, and may still be subject to modification. If changes are made, every effort will be made to support automatic conversion to a new mechanism via the pmlupgrade utility.
Recommended Frame Numbering System The PhotoML DTD assumes that film rolls, frames, etc. are assigned unique identifiers. This section describes a recommended numbering system for photographic images, to be used within PhotoML documents. The general format consists of a full or partial date (that is, a year, a year and month, or a year, month, and day), a number within a grouping for that partial date (for example, a number for a roll of film started on the date part of the identifier), and a frame number with respect to the grouping (for example, a frame number within the roll). In the following forms year denotes a four digit number, month denotes a two digit number (range 01 to 12), day denotes a two digit number (range 01 to 31), and roll number, digital media number, and frame number denote two or three digit numbers with leading zeros where necessary.
Roll Film The recommended forms are <year>r<roll number>f<frame number> or <year>-<month>r<roll number>f<frame number> For example, 2001r31f08 denotes frame 8 on roll 31 of the year 2001, while 2001-05r03f12 denotes frame 12 on roll 3 of May 2001.
Digital Camera Images The recommended forms are <year>d<digital media number>f<frame number> or <year>-<month>d<digital media number>f<frame number> or <year>-<month>-<day>d<frame number> For example, 2000d020f12 denotes frame 12 on compact flash card 20 (assuming a policy of assigning a new number each time an empty card is loaded) of the year 2000, while 2000-01d03f09 denotes frame 9 on compact flash card 3 of January 2000, and 2000-02-21d45 denotes frame 45 taken on 21 February 2000.
Sheet Film The recommended forms are <year>-<month>s<frame number> or <year>-<month>-<day>s<frame number> For example, 2002-10s05 denotes frame 5 taken during October 2002, while 2002-03-09s02 denotes frame 2 taken on 9 October 2002.
Image Identifiers An image identifier specifies a specific version of an image derived via editing of an original frame. The recommended form of an image identifier is <frame identifier>n<version number> where version number is a two digit number representing the specific version. For example, if two differently cropped images are derived from a scan of frame 2001r31f08, they may be assigned image numbers 2001r31f08n01 and 2001r31f08n02.
./photoml-0.28/docs/sections/Makefile.in0000644000175000017500000000217511460343514017432 0ustar brendtbrendt# Makefile for PhotoML documentation DTD appendices # Most recent modification: 22 October 2010 prefix = @prefix@ exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@ datarootdir = @datarootdir@ datadir = @datadir@/photoml docdir = ${datadir}/doc RM = @RM@ DTDTO = @DTDTO@ DTDPATH = ../../dtd PHOTODTD = $(DTDPATH)/photo.dtd PHOTODOC = photodtd.xml DTDVERSION = @DTDVERSION@ .PHONY: all dtdver clean all: $(PHOTODOC) dtdver $(PHOTODOC): $(PHOTODTD) @if [ -x "$(DTDTO)" ]; then \ $(DTDTO) --docbook --top-id photodtd --title "PhotoML DTD" \ --anchor-prefix "photo-" $(PHOTODTD) $(PHOTODOC); \ sed -e 's/^//' $(PHOTODOC) > sed.tmp; \ mv sed.tmp $(PHOTODOC); \ else \ echo "Cannot build DTD description using dtdto"; \ fi dtdver: @v=`grep -o -m 1 '<\!--DTDver-->\([\.0-9]\)\+' using.xml | sed 's/<\!--DTDver-->//'`;\ if [ "$$v" != "${DTDVERSION}" ]; then\ sed 's/\(<\!--DTDver-->\)[\.0-9]\+/\1${DTDVERSION}/' using.xml > sed.tmp;\ mv sed.tmp using.xml;\ fi clean: @if [ -x "$(DTDTO)" ]; then \ ${RM} -f $(PHOTODOC); \ else \ echo "Not cleaning $(PHOTODOC) - can't find tool for rebuild"; \ fi ./photoml-0.28/docs/pmldoc.xml0000644000175000017500000000310011467603214015526 0ustar brendtbrendt ]>
PhotoML: Photo Description Markup Language Brendt Wohlberg
photoml@wohlberg.net
 0.08 13 November 2010 0.07 22 November 2007 0.06 8 June 2007 0.05 20 August 2005 0.04 18 November 2004 0.03 31 January 2004 &purpose; &distrib; &using; &acknowledge; &xmledit; &photodtd;
./photoml-0.28/docs/pmldoc.txt0000644000175000017500000016563611471535473015602 0ustar brendtbrendtPhotoML: Photo Description Markup Language Brendt Wohlberg Revision History Revision 0.08 13 November 2010 Revision 0.07 22 November 2007 Revision 0.06 8 June 2007 Revision 0.05 20 August 2005 Revision 0.04 18 November 2004 Revision 0.03 31 January 2004 ______________________________________________________________ Purpose This distribution is primarily intended to provide a format (defined by the PhotoML DTD) and tools for describing details of photo creation, processing, and content in a collection of photographs. It is designed to be appropriate for a wide variety of photographic formats, including roll film (such as 35mm and 120/220), sheet film (such as 4x5 and 8x10) and digital images. The type of information represented, while allowing description of details of content, creation etc. for digital images, does not support some of the more low-level housekeeping details that might be necessary in an application such as an online database of digital images. In particular, PhotoML is not yet another web photo gallery generator. Alternative Formats While alternatives exist, none of them seem to completely fit the role for which PhotoML was designed. Photo RDF has significantly lower complexity than PhotoML, allowing representation of a much smaller set of information, and does not provide any of the photo grouping mechanisms which seem desirable when describing a large collection of photos. DIG35 has higher complexity than PhotoML in some respects, providing support for greater detail for individual images. Since DIG35 is designed as metadata to be attached in the header of a digital image, it also lacks the image grouping facilities of PhotoML, and while DIG35 is intended to become an industry standard, the schema is not completely freely distributed (available on request only, but free for government and educational use). Further Development PhotoML has received a substantial amount of work, but a number of rough edges still require attention. Comments, suggestions, and contributions (including any involving significant changes) are welcome, and should be directed to . There are no immediate plans for a transition from the DTD to an XML Schema as the primary format definition (in contrast to DTDs, there does not yet seem to be much free software supporting editing and validation of schemas), but example schemas auto-generated from the DTD are included in the distribution. The Distribution The distribution consists of XML document type definitions, XSLT stylesheets for generating HTML formatted versions of the photo description XML, and various software tools. Note that the name PhotoML is used to describe the XML format defined by the PhotoML DTD as well as the entire distribution; the intended meaning should be clear from the context in which the name is used. License Use of this distribution is subject to the terms of the GNU General Public License (version 2), a copy of which is included in the distribution. If anyone wishing to use this distribution finds the GPL too restrictive, I will consider requests to make it available under an alternative open source license. Platforms The primary content of the dtd, xsd, xsl, and xml directories should be platform independent, but the configuration and installation files require a UNIX environment. The scripts in the tools directory have been tested under Linux on an i386 architecture, but should work on any UNIX platform with recent versions of libxml2 and libxslt installed. MS Windows versions of the utility scripts are not currently available, but should be easily ported from shell script to a scripting language available on that platform. Windows users may, however, wish to try installing under the cygwin environment. Prerequisites The primary prerequisites, other than basic UNIX shell utilities, are perl, and the libxml2 and libxslt packages. Some of the tools have additional requirements: md5sum Standard on many Linux systems. dcraw Available as source, RPM and deb packages. imageinfo Source, SRPM and Ubuntu source deb packages available. xgrep Source, SRPM and Ubuntu source deb packages available. Date::Manip Perl module available from CPAN. Image::ExifTool Perl module available from CPAN. Installation The source distribution is available from the PhotoML download page. After unpacking the tar archive, the simplest installation procedure consists of the following commands (executed from the distribution root directory): ./configure make make test make install The final make install usually needs to be performed with root privileges (see the INSTALL file for further details). Using the default configuration, software tools are installed in /usr/local/bin, and the DTD, XSL, and associated files are installed in /usr/local/share/photoml. Users of Red Hat/Fedora or Ubuntu Linux may install the RPM or deb packages available from the PhotoML download page. When installing from RPM or deb packages, software tools are installed in /usr/bin, and the DTD, XSL, and associated files are installed in /usr/share/photoml. Distribution Content The distribution content is divided up into a number of subdirectories, as described below. DTD The dtd directory contains the PhotoML DTD and associated files (character set defining external entities) and a catalogue file which is used by libxml2 tools for locating DTDs. The PhotoML DTD defines the primary XML format for describing collections of photographs, and, while still under development, should be reasonably stable. When the DTD is changed, the pmlupgrade utility provides automatic (or semi-automatic, in complex cases) conversion to the new format. XSL The xsl directory contains XSLT stylesheets for constructing HTML views of PhotoML XML files (in the xsl/html directory), for expansion of defaults elements (in the xsl/defaults directory), for upgrading PhotoML XML files from older DTD versions (in the xsl/upgrade directory), and for supporting the functionality of some of the tools (in the xsl/misc directory). XML The xml directory contains XML examples of PhotoML photo description and image description files. The top level make command builds HTML views of these files using the XSLT stylesheets in the xsl directory. Tools The tools directory contains tools for expanding defaults in PhotoML files, validating PhotoML files, constructing HTML representations etc.: pmlcreate Generate PhotoML roll description outline pmldigital Generate PhotoML descriptions of digital images from digital cameras and film scanners pmlexpand Expand and remove defaults in a PhotoML XML file pmlgrep Provides a grep-like utility for PhotoML files pmlindex Constructs an HTML index of PhotoML files pmltrans Transform a PhotoML XML file using the standard PhotoML XSL style sheet pmltoxmp Transform PhotoML data to XMP format pmlupgrade Upgrade PhotoML XML files to latest DTD version pmlvalid Validate PhotoML XML files Further details are provided in the man pages in that directory. Installation of libxml2 and libxslt is required, as the scripts in this directory make use of the xmllint and xsltproc utilities. Documentation Suprisingly enough, the docs directory contains documentation; the main document source in DocBook format, and viewable documents in HTML, PDF, and text formats. XSD The xsd directory contains an XML Schema definition that has been auto-generated from the PhotoML DTD by trang. While this schema may be useful to those wishing to use schema based XML tools, it has not been verified to be correct, and should not be considered as the primary document type definition. Using PhotoML At least some familiarity with XML is probably necessary to make use of PhotoML. It is particularly important for users who are not familiar with DTD syntax to use an XML editor (see Appendix A, XML Editing Tools) that provides DTD guided context-dependent element insertion to ensure that valid documents are created. The recommended formal public identifier for the current version of the PhotoML DTD is "-//BW//DTD PhotoML 0.13//EN" A PhotoML XML file will therefore usually begin with the following two lines It is important to use the full public identifier including the DTD version number so that the version upgrade script is able to correctly identify the relevant DTD version when transitioning to a new DTD. The PhotoML DTD PhotoML is a very flexible format, providing facilities for recording far more detail than is likely to be of interest to the average photographer. A reasonable introduction to the format can be obtained by inspecting the example files in the xml directory, and viewing the corresponding HTML views generated by the XSLT stylesheets. For those who are familiar with DTD syntax, see Appendix B, PhotoML DTD or read through the heavily commented DTD in the dtd directory. A few issues are sufficiently complex to warrant additional discussion. Collections The id attribute of roll, sheet, and digital elements is intended to assign the primary identity for the group. If the group contains a collection element, the cgid attribute represents a secondary identity for the group relative to the collection, the identity of which is determined by the id attribute of the collection element. The fstid and lsid attributes specify the first and last frame identities which are contained in the the collection, so that it may contain only part of the group. A group may also contain multiple collection elements. The frame id and fn attributes The id attribute is intended to assign the primary identity for the frame. It is recommended that the values be two digit numbers, increasing in chronological frame order (e.g. 01 for the first frame exposed, 02 for the second frame exposed etc.). If the actual frame number marked on the film differs from the id, it may be recorded using the fn attribute, which is also useful in other situations, e.g. when the camera exposes film beginning at the end, so that the id numbers increase in chronological order, while the fn values decrease. The xml:lang attribute The xml:lang attribute, available for relevant elements, is a standard mechanism for specifying the language of the element content. In addition to the definition in the XML standard, relevant information is available in the documents describing rfc3066 and iso639-2. The date element The date element has the format YYYY[-MM[-DD]], (that is, YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM, or YYYY). The time element The time element (using the 24 hour clock) has the format hh[:mm[:ss[.ss*]]] (that is, hh, hh:mm, hh:mm:ss, or hh:mm:ss.s with an arbitrary number of fractional seconds after the decimal point). The optional zone attribute represents the UTC time zone in the format (+|-)hh[:mm] (that is +hh:mm, -hh:mm, +hh, or -hh). For further details see a comprehensive discussion of ISO time notation, upon which these restrictions are based. The digimage element The digimage element is intended to provide a mechanism for describing digital images, primarily images from digital cameras, from film scanners, and edited digital images. Note that this format complements the primary PhotoML digital element for images from digital images. For example, each image captured using a digital camera is both a photograph (relevant aspects of which, such as creation date, location, scene description etc. are described using digital elements and their frame children) and a digital image (relevant aspects of which, such as image geometry, bit depth, image format etc. are described using digimage elements). The defaults element Elements contained within a defaults element provide default values for the subsequent entities in which the relevant elements have not been specified (for example, sub-elements of a frame specified within a defaults element are considered implied markup within any subsequent frame for which those sub-elements are not explicitly specified. An expanded version of a PhotoML file, with all defaults elements explicitly merged into the relevant elements, may be obtained by using the pmlexpand utility. An understanding of the rules governing defaults elements is necessary for using them appropriately. The ruling defaults at any point in a PhotoML document are obtained by combining (as discussed below) all preceding defaults elements at higher levels in the element tree, and preceding defaults elements which are also children of the current parent node (the scope of a defaults element is defined by its parent element). For example, within the following document ... A ... ... B ... ... 1 ... ... 2 ... defaults A and B apply to frame 1, but only defaults A apply to frame 2. The current defaults at any point in the document are obtained by combining all preceding relevant (those within the current scope) defaults. As each defaults element is encountered in document order, a new current defaults set is constructed by combining the newly encountered defaults element with the current set in the manner specified by the combine attribute of the newly encountered defaults element. (A new copy of the current set is created when an inner scope is encountered so that any modifications to the current set within that scope do not effect the outer scope.) The possible values of the combine attribute are (the default attribute value is merge): replace The current defaults are deleted and replaced by the content of a defaults element with a value of replace for its combine attribute. merge The defaults element with a value of merge for its combine attribute is merged over the current defaults in the sense that any elements not in the current defaults are inserted, and any terminal node elements in both are replaced by those in the defaults element. The processing instruction may be used to signal the removal of an element during a subtree merge, as illustrated in the following example 2000-01-01 country-name city-name where defaults expansion results in the frame with id='01' having the defaults content merged in, with the exception of the attribute zone and the element city. Finally, note that the defaults mechanism is not yet completely stable, and may still be subject to modification. If changes are made, every effort will be made to support automatic conversion to a new mechanism via the pmlupgrade utility. Recommended Frame Numbering System The PhotoML DTD assumes that film rolls, frames, etc. are assigned unique identifiers. This section describes a recommended numbering system for photographic images, to be used within PhotoML documents. The general format consists of a full or partial date (that is, a year, a year and month, or a year, month, and day), a number within a grouping for that partial date (for example, a number for a roll of film started on the date part of the identifier), and a frame number with respect to the grouping (for example, a frame number within the roll). In the following forms year denotes a four digit number, month denotes a two digit number (range 01 to 12), day denotes a two digit number (range 01 to 31), and roll number, digital media number, and frame number denote two or three digit numbers with leading zeros where necessary. Roll Film The recommended forms are rf or -rf For example, 2001r31f08 denotes frame 8 on roll 31 of the year 2001, while 2001-05r03f12 denotes frame 12 on roll 3 of May 2001. Digital Camera Images The recommended forms are df or -df or --d For example, 2000d020f12 denotes frame 12 on compact flash card 20 (assuming a policy of assigning a new number each time an empty card is loaded) of the year 2000, while 2000-01d03f09 denotes frame 9 on compact flash card 3 of January 2000, and 2000-02-21d45 denotes frame 45 taken on 21 February 2000. Sheet Film The recommended forms are -s or --s For example, 2002-10s05 denotes frame 5 taken during October 2002, while 2002-03-09s02 denotes frame 2 taken on 9 October 2002. Image Identifiers An image identifier specifies a specific version of an image derived via editing of an original frame. The recommended form of an image identifier is n where version number is a two digit number representing the specific version. For example, if two differently cropped images are derived from a scan of frame 2001r31f08, they may be assigned image numbers 2001r31f08n01 and 2001r31f08n02. Acknowledgments Thanks to Stephen Darlington and Oskar Ojala for valuable comments and suggestions. Oskar Ojala has also made a number of contributions to the distribution, including the detailed.xsl XSLT stylesheet. A. XML Editing Tools A number of XML editing tools are available, including open source, shareware, and commercial products for a variety of platforms. Emacs/XEmacs The emacs and xemacs editors are highly recommended, both of which provide XML editing support via the following extension packages: psgml A major mode for editing SGML and XML tdtd A major mode for editing DTDs xslide A major mode for editing XSL stylesheets css-mode A major mode for editing CSS stylesheets The psgml package relies on the nsgml parser for validation. The environment variable SGML_SEARCH_PATH needs be set so that the PhotoML DTD can be found; for editing after building the PhotoML distribution, but prior to installation, the following command issued from the distribution root directory will work for csh/tcsh: setenv SGML_SEARCH_PATH `(cd dtd; pwd)` or for sh/bash: SGML_SEARCH_PATH=`(cd dtd; pwd)`; export SGML_SEARCH_PATH After installation, this environment variable should be set to the directory in which the DTD, entities etc. are installed - /usr/local/share/photoml/dtd by default. B. PhotoML DTD PhotoML: Photo Description Markup Language Version: 0.13 Date: 12 November 2010 The recommended formal public identifier for this DTD is : "-//BW//DTD PhotoML 0.13//EN" Please consult the comments in this file, and the notes in the PhotoML distribution documentation. Copyright © 2002-2010 Brendt Wohlberg This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modif y it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public Lice nse at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. This DTD is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See th e GNU General Public License for more details. Acknowledgement: Thanks to Stephen Darlington and Oskar Oja la for valuable comments and suggestions. Parameter Entities xml-lang-attribute The language specification attribute Definition "xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED" Text Unrestricted text string Definition "#PCDATA" Integer An integer Definition "#PCDATA" PositiveInteger A positive integer (including zero) Definition "#PCDATA" Real A real number Definition "#PCDATA" Rational A rational number, expressed either as a decimal fraction or in numerator/denominator form Definition "#PCDATA" Fraction A fraction, expressed either as a real number, or as the quotient of two integer or real numbers Definition "#PCDATA" HexString A string of hexadecimal digits Definition "#PCDATA" YearMonth A date string without the day Definition "#PCDATA" Date A date Definition "#PCDATA" Time A time Definition "#PCDATA" DateTime A date and time Definition "#PCDATA" TimeInterval A time interval Definition "#PCDATA" EmailAddress An email address Definition "#PCDATA" PhoneNumber A phone number Definition "#PCDATA" CompassDirection A compass direction Definition "#PCDATA" ElevationAngle An elevation angle Definition "#PCDATA" Latitude A latitude value Definition "#PCDATA" Longitude A longitude value Definition "#PCDATA" Elements photo The root element contains optional default settings, photograph description elements roll (for roll film), sheet (for sheet film), and digital (for photographs taken using a digital camera), and digimage elements describing specific digital images, either direct from a camera or scanner, or derived via editing, composition etc. Content model (defaults?, (roll | sheet | digital | digimage | digimage-set)+)+ Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside defaults Elements contained within a defaults element provide default values for the corresponding elements in which the relevant information has not been specified. A full description of the semantics of this element is rather lengthy, and may be found in the accompanying documentation. Content model (film?, processing?, frame?, properties?, history?) Attributes combine (merge|replace) 'merge' Used inside photo | roll | digital | frame-set | digimage-set roll The details of a roll of film (e.g. 35mm, APS, 120). Optional film and processing descriptions are followed by a sequence of optional loading details, optional defaults (to be applied to the following frames), frame descriptions, and optional unloading details. A defaults element must always precede at least one frame element, and load and unload elements, if present, must respectively precede and follow some group of frame elements. The id attribute specifies an identity/name assigned to the roll. Content model (collection*, description?, film?, processing?, (load?, (defaults?, (frame | frame-set))+, unload?)+, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED Used inside photo sheet The details of a single sheet of film (e.g. 4x5, 8x10). Optional film, processing and loading descriptions precede the single frame description, which is followed by an optional unloading description. The id attribute specifies an identity/name assigned to the sheet. Content model (collection*, film?, processing?, load?, frame, unload?, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED Used inside photo digital The details of a sequence of digital photographs. Each group of frame descriptions may be preceded by a defaults element. The id attribute specifies an identity/name assigned to the digital sequence. Content model (collection*, description?, (defaults?, (frame | frame-set))+, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED Used inside photo collection A collection of photograph descriptions that should be grouped together. Particularly useful for sheet film, since each sheet element describes a single photo, but also useful, for example, for a number of roll film descriptions for the same day, event, trip etc. The id attribute allows an identity/name to be assigned to the collection, the cgid attribute provides a collection based id for the group (roll, digital, or sheet), and the optional fstfid and lstfid specify initial and final frame ids for a subset of the frames in the group. Content model (description?, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED cgid NMTOKEN #REQUIRED fstfid NMTOKEN #IMPLIED lstfid NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside roll | sheet | digital description A brief description of the parent element. Provides a description of the scene or location for a specific frame when a child of the scene or location elements, or of an entire collection, roll, or digital photography session, providing information relevant to all of the frames within the grouping, when a child of the collection, roll, or digital elements. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside roll | digital | collection | scene | location | estimation | operation note A note for miscellaneous details of the parent element. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside roll | sheet | digital | collection | film | processing | lab | developing | developer | load | unload | frame | photographer | ipr | scene | occasion | location | coordinates | measurement | object | equipment | body | body-attachment | lens | lens-attachment | illumination | support | device | exposure | focus | digimage | properties | history | editing | scanner | camera | software | hardware | settings | operation film A description of the film used. Content model (make?, name?, speed?, process?, type?, format?, expiry?, note?) Used inside defaults | roll | sheet make The manufacturer of the product, e.g. Fuji (when the parent element is film). Content model %Text; Used inside film | developer | body | lens | device | hardware name The name of a person, business, or product, e.g. Velvia (when the parent element is film). Content model %Text; Used inside film | lab | developer | photographer | owner | person | object | software speed The ISO film speed, e.g. 50. Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside film process The appropriate film developing process. Recommended values are C41 (standard negative film), E6 (standard slide film), K14 (Kodachrome) and B&W (black and white). A custom designation should be used for processes not listed here. As a child of the film element, this indicates the designated process of the film. In the case of cross-processing, a different process may be specified as a child of the developing element. Content model %Text; Used inside film | developing type The type of a film (recommended values for film type are colour positive, colour negative, b&w positive, and b&w negative), camera body (e.g. SLR, TLR, rangefinder), or lens (e.g. zoom, prime). Content model %Text; Used inside film | body | lens format The film format. Recommended values are APS, 35mm (or 135), 120 or 220 for medium format, and the film size for large format. Content model %Text; Used inside film expiry The film expiry (expiration in the US) date. The format is YYYY-MM since film expiry dates usually only specify a year and month. Content model %YearMonth; Used inside film processing A description of the film processing. Content model (lab?, tag?, date?, time?, developing?, note?) Used inside defaults | roll | sheet tag The number of the double/triple check tag affixed to the film by the lab. Content model %Text; Used inside processing date A date, represented in the format YYYY[-MM[-DD]]. Content model %Date; Used inside processing | load | unload | occasion | measurement | origin | editing time A time, represented in the format hh[:mm[:ss[.ss*]]]. The optional zone attribute represents the time zone in the format (+|-)hh[:mm]. Content model %Time; Attributes zone CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside processing | load | unload | occasion | measurement | origin | editing lab The lab that developed the film. The optional href attribute represents the laboratory web page. Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?, note?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside processing address The address of a person or business. Content model %Text; Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person | object phone The phone number of a person or business. Content model %PhoneNumber; Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person fax The fax number of a person or business. Content model %PhoneNumber; Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person email The email address of a person or business. Content model %EmailAddress; Used inside lab | photographer | owner | person developing A description of the development stage of processing. Content model (process?, shift?, developer?, method?, agitation?, temperature?, duration?, note?) Used inside processing shift The number of stops push or pull applied during processing. Content model %Real; Attributes type (push|pull) #REQUIRED Used inside developing method The development method, e.g. daylight tank, tray etc. Content model %Text; Used inside developing agitation Description of the agitation during development. Content model %Text; Used inside developing temperature The temperature of the developer solution (in degrees Celcius by default). Content model %Real; Attributes units CDATA '°C' Used inside developing duration The amount of time the film spent in the developer, represented in the form %m:%s (minutes:seconds). Content model %TimeInterval; Used inside developing developer The developer solution used. Content model (make?, name?, dilution?, note?) Used inside developing dilution The dilution of the developer solution. Content model %Text; Used inside developer load Film loading details. Content model (date?, time?, note?) Used inside roll | sheet unload Film unloading details. Content model (date?, time?, note?) Used inside roll | sheet frame-set A container allowing the scope of defaults elements to be restricted to the contained set of frame elements. Content model (defaults?, ((frame | frame-set)+, defaults?)+) Used inside roll | digital | frame-set frame The frame element describes a single frame in a roll of film or sequence of digital photos, and also describes the single frame on a piece of sheet film. The id attribute should be an identifying number assigned in chronological sequence (e.g. 01, 02 etc.). If the actual frame number marked on the film differs from the id, it may be recorded using the fn attribute. The fn attribute is also useful in other situations, e.g. when the camera exposes film beginning at the end, so the the id numbers increase in chronological order while the fn values decrease. A frame that is not a child of a digital element should not have a digimage child element. Content model (photographer?, ipr?, scene?, equipment?, exposure?, focus?, size?, evaluation?, condition?, digimage?, index-image?, note?) Attributes id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED fn CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside defaults | roll | sheet | digital | frame-set size The physical size of the frame. The value may be specified as actual physical dimensions in the format x (e.g. a value of "24x36" with units "mm" for standard 135 (35mm) film frames, or a value of "56x41.5" with units "mm" for 645 frames on 120 film), in which case the units attribute must be specified, or as standard frame size designations (e.g. "645", "6x6", "6x7", etc. on 120 film, or "4x5", "8x10" etc. large format film), in which case the units attribute must be omitted as an indication that the value does not represent an actual physical measurement. Content model %Text; Attributes units CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside frame condition A description of any damage, such as scratches, to a frame. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside frame index-image The index-image allows the specification of the location of an index image suitable for viewing in an image index, and should therefore be small enough for convenient display in a web browser (for example), but larger than a thumbnail. This facility is useful for constructing indices of frame descriptions, or, within digimage elements, when the actual digital image being described is too large for convenient display in this context. Content model EMPTY Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside frame | digimage photographer The name and other details of the photographer. The optional href attribute represents the photographer's web page. Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?, note?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside frame ipr Intellectual Property Rights details Content model (copyright?, owner?, note?) Used inside frame copyright A copyright statement Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside ipr owner Details of the copyright owner. The optional href attribute represents the owner's web page. Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside ipr scene A description of the scene depicted in the frame Content model (occasion?, location?, description?, caption?, genre?, keywords?, content?, note?) Used inside frame caption A short descriptive caption for the photograph. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside scene genre The genre of the scene, e.g. portrait, landscape, sport, travel, macro etc. Content model %Text; Used inside scene keywords Keywords relevant to the description of the scene. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside scene occasion A description of when the photograph was taken. Content model (date?, time?, event?, note?) Used inside scene event A description of the event at which the photo was taken. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside occasion location A description of the location at which the photo was taken. The content model is intended to allow a wide range of locations to be described, but this flexibility also allows incoherent choices, which should be avoided. These descriptions will usually follow one of the patterns: country,region,...,city,... (indicating a location within the borders of some country), ocean,sea,island,... (indicating a location on an island that may be a possession of, but is not considered to be within the borders of, any country), ocean,sea,description (indicating a location removed from any land mass, e.g. on a ship at sea), continent,region,... (indicating a location on a continent that is not within the borders of any country - the continent in question will invariably be Antarctica). With the exception of the description element, child elements with text content should contain only the name of the associated location component, and not a descriptive sentence. Content model (((ocean?, sea?, island?) | (continent?, country?)), region?, subregion?, district?, city?, subcity?, subsubcity?, area?, subarea?, road?, place?, point?, description?, coordinates?, direction?, note?) Used inside scene ocean If the location is at sea, at a distance from a continent or island, the ocean may be specified. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location sea The sea, if any, within the relevant ocean (e.g. the Andaman Sea is part of the Indian Ocean). Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location island An island within the specified ocean or sea. This element is intended for islands which may be posessions of, but are not considered an integral part of any country. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location continent The continent of the location. This would usually be omitted, but would be used if the location is not part of any country (e.g. a part of Antarctica). Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location country The country of the location. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location region A region within the location. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of region (e.g. province, state, etc.). For example, in the US, typical usage would be to use the region element to represent a state, and the subregion or district element to represent a county, while in Italy a region element would represent an official region, and a subregion element would represent a province. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location subregion A subdivision of the region. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location district A subdivision of the subregion, when necessary. May also be a direct subdivision of the region when the subregion is omitted. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location city The city of the location. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location subcity A subdivision of the city, such as a suburb, borough, or ward. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision (e.g. an arrondissement of Paris or a ku (ward) of Tokyo). Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location subsubcity A subdivision of the subcity, when necessary (for example, Asakusa is a subdivision of Taito-ku, which is a ward of Tokyo). The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location area The area is intended for a level of detail below that of city, when a city is specified (e.g. `Central Park'), or below that of district when there is no relevant city (e.g. `Kruger National Park'). The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location subarea The subarea is intended for a level of detail below that of area (e.g. 'Conservatory Garden' when the area is 'Central Park', or 'Skukuza Camp' when the area is `Kruger National Park'). Content model %Text; Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location road A road or city street. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location place The place is intended for a level of detail below that of area, when appropriate. The type attribute may be used to specify the type of subdivision. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location point The point is intended for a level of detail below that of place, when necessary. Content model %Text; Attributes xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside location coordinates The (latitude, longitude, altitude) coordinates (e.g. obtained from a GPS device) of the location. The datum attribute specifies the map datum for the coordinate system, which is WGS 84 by default. The relevance attribute specifies whether the coordinates represent an estimate of the specific point at which the photo was taken, or merely indicate the general area (e.g. if the photo was taken at a significant monument, the coordinates might be copies from the wikipedia entry for that monument). The uncertainty attribute provides an estimate of the uncertainty (in units of metres) of the coordinates. When the relevance is set to "area" and an uncertainty estimate is provided, the implication is that the unknown "point" coordinates lie within the uncertainty radius of the provided coordinates. Content model (latitude?, longitude?, altitude?, measurement?, estimation?, note?) Attributes datum CDATA 'WGS 84' relevance (point|area) #IMPLIED uncertainty CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside location latitude The location latitude. Content model %Latitude; Used inside coordinates | measurement longitude The location longitude. Content model %Longitude; Used inside coordinates | measurement altitude The location altitude (in metres by default). The optional reference attribute specifies whether the specified altitude is Above Mean Sea Level or Above Ground Level. Content model %Real; Attributes units CDATA 'm' reference (amsl|agl) #IMPLIED Used inside coordinates | measurement measurement Details of the measurement of the location coordinates. Note that measurement implies the use of a GPS receiver or other navigation device, while estimation refers to a (usually) less reliable approach, by use of a map or satellite imagery with coordinates, or by comparison with a separate geotagged image of approximately the same scene. The optional association attribute indicates whether the location information was associated with the photo at the time of creation ("immediate"), by use of a GPS device tethered to a DSLR, for example, or at a later stage ("delayed"), by correlating a GPS log with an EXIF time stamp, for example. Content model (device?, date?, time?, latitude?, longitude?, altitude?, hdop?, vdop?, pdop?, note?) Attributes association (immediate|delayed) #IMPLIED Used inside coordinates hdop Horizontal Dilution of Precision (of a GPS measurement). Content model %Real; Used inside measurement vdop Vertical Dilution of Precision (of a GPS measurement). Content model %Real; Used inside measurement pdop Positional Dilution of Precision (of a GPS measurement). Content model %Real; Used inside measurement estimation Details of the estimation of the coordinates, e.g. by locating relevant features on a map. Typically only one of the measurement or estimation elements will be specified, but if both are present, the implication is that the measured coordinates were modified based on some other method of estimating the position. For example, if GPS data are available, but are inaccurate due to poor reception, the coordinates may be estimated by using a recognised location on a map, but it may still be desired to record the measured location in case the estimate is later found to be poor. Content model ((source-frame | source-ref)?, description?) Used inside coordinates source-frame If the coordinates are estimated by comparing the scene with another photo with known coordinates, and which has been assigned a group-id and frame-id, the source-frame element may be used to provide relevant information on the geotagged photo, and the group-id and frame-id attributes should provide its corresponding id tags. Content model %Text; Attributes group-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED frame-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside estimation source-ref If the approximate coordinates are obtained from some internet resource, the source-ref element may be used to describe the resource, and the href attribute should provide a link to the relevant resource (e.g. a wikipedia entry). Content model %Text; Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside estimation direction The direction in which the camera was pointed (i.e. from the viewpoint to the scene; coordinates are usually considered to be of the scene viewpoint, and always have this interpretation when direction is specified). Content model (azimuth?, elevation?) Used inside location azimuth The compass direction of the scene from the viewpoint (e.g. "0" for North, "90" for East, etc.) in the range 0 to 360 (degrees). Content model %CompassDirection; Used inside direction elevation The elevation angle of the scene from the viewpoint (e.g. "0" for horizontal, "90" for directly upwards, etc.) in the range -90 to 90 (degrees). Content model %ElevationAngle; Used inside direction content A detailed description of the scene content. Content model ((person | object)+ | segment+) Used inside scene person The optional href attribute represents the person's web page. Content model (name, address?, phone?, fax?, email?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside content | segment object The optional type and href attributes represent the object type (e.g. building, vehicle) and a URL associated with the object (e.g. for a museum). Content model (name?, address?, note?) Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside content | segment segment A segment of the scene. The label attribute allows identification of segments (e.g. foreground, upper-left, etc. Content model (segment | person | object)+ Attributes label CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside content | segment equipment A description of the camera and associated equipment. Content model (body?, body-attachment?, lens?, lens-attachment?, illumination?, support?, note?) Used inside frame body The camera body. While often fixed for a particular roll, it is included here since it forms part of the equipment, and is also not always fixed (e.g. APS mid-roll roll change). Content model (make?, model?, serial?, type?, note?) Used inside equipment body-attachment An accessory attached to the body, e.g. motor-drive, multi-function back Content model (device+, note?) Used inside equipment lens A lens. Content model (make?, model?, serial?, type?, note?) Used inside equipment lens-attachment An accessory attached to the lens, e.g. teleconverter, extension-tube, diopter, filter, lens-hood. Content model (device+, note?) Used inside equipment illumination An illumination source, e.g. flash. Content model (device+, note?) Used inside equipment support A support, e.g. tripod leg set, ball-head, monopod. Content model (device*, note?) Used inside equipment device A description of an item of equipment. The optional type attribute represents the device type (e.g. filter, ball-head, flash). Content model (make?, model?, serial?, firmware?, note?) Attributes type CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside measurement | body-attachment | lens-attachment | illumination | support model The model number/code of a photographic product. Content model %Text; Used inside body | lens | device | hardware serial The serial number/code of a photographic product. Content model %Text; Used inside body | lens | device | hardware firmware The firmware version. Content model %Text; Used inside device | hardware exposure A description of film exposure and camera metering settings. Content model (aperture?, shutter?, exp-comp?, flash?, flash-comp?, rated-speed?, mode?, metering?, note?) Used inside frame aperture The lens aperture in f/-stops. Content model %Real; Used inside exposure shutter The shutter speed in seconds. Content model %Fraction; Used inside exposure exp-comp Exposure compensation in EV units. Content model %Real; Used inside exposure flash Flash usage description. Content model %Text; Used inside exposure flash-comp Flash exposure compensation in EV units. Content model %Real; Used inside exposure rated-speed ISO speed setting of the camera (useful if different from the actual film ISO speed, or for a digital camera). Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside exposure mode Exposure mode (e.g. program, manual, shutter priority) for an automated camera. Content model %Text; Used inside exposure | focus metering Metering mode (e.g. matrix, centre-weighted, spot). Content model %Text; Used inside exposure focus Information relevant to lens focus. Content model (focal-length?, focal-distance?, mode?, note?) Used inside frame focal-length The lens focal length (useful when the lens doesn't have a fixed focal length), in millimeters by default. Content model %Real; Attributes units CDATA 'mm' Used inside focus focal-distance The focal distance (in metres by default). Content model %Real; Attributes units CDATA 'm' Used inside focus evaluation An evaluation of the merits of the frame. If a score attribute is specified, it represents the aggregate rating for the frame, independent of the score values for child elements; if it is not specified, the aggregate score should be computed as a weighted average of the score attributes of child elements. Content model (artistic?, technical?) Attributes score CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside frame artistic An evaluation of the artistic merits of the frame. The element content is a comment on the evaluation, and a numeric rating is provided by the score attribute. Content model %Text; Attributes score CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside evaluation technical An evaluation of the technical merits (focus, depth of field, etc.) of the frame. The element content is a comment on the evaluation, and a numeric rating is provided by the score attribute. Content model %Text; Attributes score CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside evaluation digimage The details of an individual digital image. The optional href attribute represents the location of the digital image file being described. The group-id attribute is the id of the roll, sheet, or digital element in which the corresponding photographic frame is described, the frame-id attribute is the id of that frame element, and the image-id provides an id number for the specific digital file representing that frame (e.g. two scans of the same film frame would have the same group-id and frame-id, but different image-id. Content model (properties?, history?, index-image?, note?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED group-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED frame-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED image-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside photo | frame | digimage-set digimage-set A container allowing the scope of defaults elements to be restricted to the contained set of digimage elements. Content model (defaults?, ((digimage | digimage-set)+, defaults?)+) Used inside photo | digimage-set properties Details of the image properties. Content model ((width, height)?, bit-depth?, file-format?, icc-profile?, file-hash?, image-hash?, note?) Used inside defaults | digimage width The image width in pixels Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside properties height The image height in pixels Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside properties bit-depth The bit depth of a sample, commonly 8 or 12 bits per colour band per pixel. Content model %PositiveInteger; Used inside properties file-format The image format. This may either be described by using the std attribute within an empty element, or omitting the std attribute and describing the format within the element content. When possible, the former approach is preferred. Content model %Text; Attributes std (bmp|crw|cr2|dng|jpeg|j2k|nef|pef|png|psd|tiff) #IMPLIED Used inside properties icc-profile The ICC profile for the image colour space. The optional href refers to the relevant ICC profile specification file. Content model %Text; Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED Used inside properties file-hash The result of a hash function applied to the image file. Not as reliable as the hash value of the image content (i.e. the raw decoded bitmap representation of the image, which is not dependent on the specific image file format), but may be faster to compute in some circumstances, and therefore useful for an initial match test. Content model %HexString; Attributes type (md5|sha-256) 'md5' Used inside properties | source-image image-hash The result of a hash function applied to the image content. Useful for ensuring a correct match between the image description and the image data file. Content model %HexString; Attributes type (md5|sha-256) 'md5' Used inside properties | source-image history Details of the creation and editing history of the image. More than one editing element is allowed so that multiple stages of editing, using different software, may be described. Content model (origin?, editing*, note?) Used inside defaults | digimage origin Details of the origin of the image; either a film scanner or digital camera, or source image(s) from which it is derived via editing (multiple source images are possible when, for example, a panoramic image is composed of a number of smaller images). Content model ((date?, time?, (scanner | camera)?) | source-image+) Used inside history editing Details of the editing operations applied to the image. Content model (date?, time?, software?, operations?, note?) Used inside history scanner The details of the scanner and scanning process. Content model (hardware?, software?, settings?, note?) Used inside origin camera The details of the digital camera. Content model (hardware?, settings?, note?) Used inside origin source-image A description of the source image to which editing operations were applied to derive the image described by the image element. The group-id and frame-id attributes should only be used when they differ from the respective values of the image element. Content model (file-hash?, image-hash?) Attributes href CDATA #IMPLIED group-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED frame-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED image-id NMTOKEN #IMPLIED Used inside origin software The software used to perform the editing. Content model (publisher?, name?, version?, note?) Used inside editing | scanner operations The details of the editing operations. Content model operation+ Used inside editing hardware The details of the camera or scanner hardware. Content model (make?, model?, serial?, firmware?, note?) Used inside scanner | camera settings The details of the camera, scanner, or editing software settings. Content model (setting+, note?) Used inside scanner | camera | operation publisher The name of the company that developed the software. Content model %Text; Used inside software version The version number of the software. Content model %Text; Used inside software operation The details of an individual edit. In addition to the text description, further details may be specified by providing the relevant command line when editing was performed via a command shell, or settings for operations applied via a GUI. Content model (description?, (command | settings)?, note?) Used inside operations command The command line used to apply the edit. Content model %Text; Used inside operation setting The setting element describes software configuration settings during scanning. The name attribute should contain the name of the setting (e.g. multi-pass, ICE), and the element content represents the corresponding value. 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00000 n 0000202263 00000 n 0000202375 00000 n trailer << /Size 1359 /Root 2 0 R /Info 4 0 R /ID [<182FD93DF37511483D5FDE0FE115AC2D> <182FD93DF37511483D5FDE0FE115AC2D>] >> startxref 232558 %%EOF ./photoml-0.28/install-sh0000644000175000017500000001273611361730560014614 0ustar brendtbrendt#!/bin/sh # # install - install a program, script, or datafile # This comes from X11R5 (mit/util/scripts/install.sh). # # Copyright 1991 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology # # Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, and sell this software and its # documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, provided that # the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that # copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting # documentation, and that the name of M.I.T. not be used in advertising or # publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, # written prior permission. M.I.T. makes no representations about the # suitability of this software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" # without express or implied warranty. # # Calling this script install-sh is preferred over install.sh, to prevent # `make' implicit rules from creating a file called install from it # when there is no Makefile. # # This script is compatible with the BSD install script, but was written # from scratch. It can only install one file at a time, a restriction # shared with many OS's install programs. # set DOITPROG to echo to test this script # Don't use :- since 4.3BSD and earlier shells don't like it. doit="${DOITPROG-}" # put in absolute paths if you don't have them in your path; or use env. vars. mvprog="${MVPROG-mv}" cpprog="${CPPROG-cp}" chmodprog="${CHMODPROG-chmod}" chownprog="${CHOWNPROG-chown}" chgrpprog="${CHGRPPROG-chgrp}" stripprog="${STRIPPROG-strip}" rmprog="${RMPROG-rm}" mkdirprog="${MKDIRPROG-mkdir}" transformbasename="" transform_arg="" instcmd="$mvprog" chmodcmd="$chmodprog 0755" chowncmd="" chgrpcmd="" stripcmd="" rmcmd="$rmprog -f" mvcmd="$mvprog" src="" dst="" dir_arg="" while [ x"$1" != x ]; do case $1 in -c) instcmd="$cpprog" shift continue;; -d) dir_arg=true shift continue;; -m) chmodcmd="$chmodprog $2" shift shift continue;; -o) chowncmd="$chownprog $2" shift shift continue;; -g) chgrpcmd="$chgrpprog $2" shift shift continue;; -s) stripcmd="$stripprog" shift continue;; -t=*) transformarg=`echo $1 | sed 's/-t=//'` shift continue;; -b=*) transformbasename=`echo $1 | sed 's/-b=//'` shift continue;; *) if [ x"$src" = x ] then src=$1 else # this colon is to work around a 386BSD /bin/sh bug : dst=$1 fi shift continue;; esac done if [ x"$src" = x ] then echo "install: no input file specified" exit 1 else true fi if [ x"$dir_arg" != x ]; then dst=$src src="" if [ -d $dst ]; then instcmd=: chmodcmd="" else instcmd=mkdir fi else # Waiting for this to be detected by the "$instcmd $src $dsttmp" command # might cause directories to be created, which would be especially bad # if $src (and thus $dsttmp) contains '*'. if [ -f $src -o -d $src ] then true else echo "install: $src does not exist" exit 1 fi if [ x"$dst" = x ] then echo "install: no destination specified" exit 1 else true fi # If destination is a directory, append the input filename; if your system # does not like double slashes in filenames, you may need to add some logic if [ -d $dst ] then dst="$dst"/`basename $src` else true fi fi ## this sed command emulates the dirname command dstdir=`echo $dst | sed -e 's,[^/]*$,,;s,/$,,;s,^$,.,'` # Make sure that the destination directory exists. # this part is taken from Noah Friedman's mkinstalldirs script # Skip lots of stat calls in the usual case. if [ ! -d "$dstdir" ]; then defaultIFS=' ' IFS="${IFS-${defaultIFS}}" oIFS="${IFS}" # Some sh's can't handle IFS=/ for some reason. IFS='%' set - `echo ${dstdir} | sed -e 's@/@%@g' -e 's@^%@/@'` IFS="${oIFS}" pathcomp='' while [ $# -ne 0 ] ; do pathcomp="${pathcomp}${1}" shift if [ ! -d "${pathcomp}" ] ; then $mkdirprog "${pathcomp}" else true fi pathcomp="${pathcomp}/" done fi if [ x"$dir_arg" != x ] then $doit $instcmd $dst && if [ x"$chowncmd" != x ]; then $doit $chowncmd $dst; else true ; fi && if [ x"$chgrpcmd" != x ]; then $doit $chgrpcmd $dst; else true ; fi && if [ x"$stripcmd" != x ]; then $doit $stripcmd $dst; else true ; fi && if [ x"$chmodcmd" != x ]; then $doit $chmodcmd $dst; else true ; fi else # If we're going to rename the final executable, determine the name now. if [ x"$transformarg" = x ] then dstfile=`basename $dst` else dstfile=`basename $dst $transformbasename | sed $transformarg`$transformbasename fi # don't allow the sed command to completely eliminate the filename if [ x"$dstfile" = x ] then dstfile=`basename $dst` else true fi # Make a temp file name in the proper directory. dsttmp=$dstdir/#inst.$$# # Move or copy the file name to the temp name $doit $instcmd $src $dsttmp && trap "rm -f ${dsttmp}" 0 && # and set any options; do chmod last to preserve setuid bits # If any of these fail, we abort the whole thing. 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PhotoML: Photo Description Markup Language

Documentation may be find in the docs directory. The main document is pmldoc, available in text format (pmldoc.txt), HTML format (pmldoc.html), and PDF format (pmldoc.pdf).

./photoml-0.28/README0000644000175000017500000000126511361730561013467 0ustar brendtbrendt PhotoML: Photo Description Markup Language Documentation may be find in the "docs" subdirectory of the unpacked source distribution, or in "$prefix/share/doc/photoml" (where $prefix is usually "/usr/local" or "/usr") after installation. The main document is "pmldoc", available in text format ("pmldoc.txt"), HTML format ("pmldoc.html"), and PDF format ("pmldoc.pdf"). Files in this distribution are copyright of Brendt Wohlberg, except for xsl/html/detailed.xsl, which is copyright of Oskar Ojala. The entire distribution is released under the GNU General Public License (version 2), the terms of which are described in the LICENCE file included in this distribution. ./photoml-0.28/INSTALL0000644000175000017500000001753211361730653013646 0ustar brendtbrendtInstallation ============ The simplest installation procedure is: ./configure make make install [as root] The generic configure-based installation instructions below provide further details. Basic Installation ================== These are generic installation instructions. The `configure' shell script attempts to guess correct values for various system-dependent variables used during compilation. It uses those values to create a `Makefile' in each directory of the package. It may also create one or more `.h' files containing system-dependent definitions. 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The simplest way to compile this package is: 1. `cd' to the directory containing the package's source code and type `./configure' to configure the package for your system. If you're using `csh' on an old version of System V, you might need to type `sh ./configure' instead to prevent `csh' from trying to execute `configure' itself. Running `configure' takes awhile. While running, it prints some messages telling which features it is checking for. 2. Type `make' to compile the package. 3. Optionally, type `make check' to run any self-tests that come with the package. 4. Type `make install' to install the programs and any data files and documentation. 5. You can remove the program binaries and object files from the source code directory by typing `make clean'. To also remove the files that `configure' created (so you can compile the package for a different kind of computer), type `make distclean'. 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If you give `configure' the option `--exec-prefix=PATH', the package will use PATH as the prefix for installing programs and libraries. Documentation and other data files will still use the regular prefix. In addition, if you use an unusual directory layout you can give options like `--bindir=PATH' to specify different values for particular kinds of files. Run `configure --help' for a list of the directories you can set and what kinds of files go in them. If the package supports it, you can cause programs to be installed with an extra prefix or suffix on their names by giving `configure' the option `--program-prefix=PREFIX' or `--program-suffix=SUFFIX'. Optional Features ================= Some packages pay attention to `--enable-FEATURE' options to `configure', where FEATURE indicates an optional part of the package. They may also pay attention to `--with-PACKAGE' options, where PACKAGE is something like `gnu-as' or `x' (for the X Window System). The `README' should mention any `--enable-' and `--with-' options that the package recognizes. For packages that use the X Window System, `configure' can usually find the X include and library files automatically, but if it doesn't, you can use the `configure' options `--x-includes=DIR' and `--x-libraries=DIR' to specify their locations. Specifying the System Type ========================== There may be some features `configure' can not figure out automatically, but needs to determine by the type of host the package will run on. Usually `configure' can figure that out, but if it prints a message saying it can not guess the host type, give it the `--host=TYPE' option. TYPE can either be a short name for the system type, such as `sun4', or a canonical name with three fields: CPU-COMPANY-SYSTEM See the file `config.sub' for the possible values of each field. If `config.sub' isn't included in this package, then this package doesn't need to know the host type. If you are building compiler tools for cross-compiling, you can also use the `--target=TYPE' option to select the type of system they will produce code for and the `--build=TYPE' option to select the type of system on which you are compiling the package. Sharing Defaults ================ If you want to set default values for `configure' scripts to share, you can create a site shell script called `config.site' that gives default values for variables like `CC', `cache_file', and `prefix'. `configure' looks for `PREFIX/share/config.site' if it exists, then `PREFIX/etc/config.site' if it exists. Or, you can set the `CONFIG_SITE' environment variable to the location of the site script. A warning: not all `configure' scripts look for a site script. Operation Controls ================== `configure' recognizes the following options to control how it operates. `--cache-file=FILE' Use and save the results of the tests in FILE instead of `./config.cache'. Set FILE to `/dev/null' to disable caching, for debugging `configure'. `--help' Print a summary of the options to `configure', and exit. `--quiet' `--silent' `-q' Do not print messages saying which checks are being made. To suppress all normal output, redirect it to `/dev/null' (any error messages will still be shown). `--srcdir=DIR' Look for the package's source code in directory DIR. Usually `configure' can determine that directory automatically. `--version' Print the version of Autoconf used to generate the `configure' script, and exit. `configure' also accepts some other, not widely useful, options. ./photoml-0.28/xsl/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542510013402 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/xsl/upgrade/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542510015031 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/xsl/upgrade/photo-0.10-0.11.xsl0000644000175000017500000001134411471546035017660 0ustar brendtbrendt Upgrade warning: region could not be converted to new content model equivalent <region type=" " > </region> Warning: manual editing of output required (position commented) A region element could not be represented within the new location element content model Upgrade warning: The 'select' combine mode has been removed. Defaults need to be manually edited to obtain the same effect using the 'merge' mode, which is now the default. Warning: manual editing of output may be required (position commented) New combine attribute default value for defaults element Warning: manual editing of output may be required (position not commented) New defaults element combine mode policy (see documentation) Upgrade warning: The id attribute is now required. Warning: manual editing of output required (position commented) Elements roll, sheet, and digital now require the id attribute ./photoml-0.28/xsl/upgrade/photo-0.12-0.13.xsl0000644000175000017500000000443611471554716017675 0ustar brendtbrendt ./photoml-0.28/xsl/upgrade/photo-0.08-0.09.xsl0000644000175000017500000000442011361730556017674 0ustar brendtbrendt replace Upgrade warning: The "graft" combine mode has been removed. Defaults need to be manually edited to make uses of new modes "replace", "merge", or "select". Warning: manual editing of output required ./photoml-0.28/xsl/upgrade/digim-0.01-0.02.xsl0000644000175000017500000000325011361730556017616 0ustar brendtbrendt ./photoml-0.28/xsl/upgrade/photo-0.11-0.12.xsl0000644000175000017500000004167411471546023017670 0ustar brendtbrendt Ilford DD-X Kodak HC-110 Ilfotec DD-X Agfa Rodinal Upgrade warning: editing might be required to correctly represent the previous type element across the new make and name elements. Warning: manual editing of output may be required (position commented) Element developer/type replaced by developer/{make,name} Upgrade warning: editing might be required to conform with the new format of the frame/size element. Warning: manual editing of output may be required (position commented) Format of frame/size has changed Upgrade warning: frame/viewpoint has been removed - content should be manually transferred to frame/scene/location. <viewpoint> </viewpoint> Warning: manual editing of output required (position commented) Element frame/viewpoint has been removed Upgrade warning: location/annotation has been removed - content should be manually transferred to siblings. <annotation> </annotation> Warning: manual editing of output required (position commented) Element location/annotation has been removed Warning: manual editing of output may be required Element location content model has changed place description road description road place Upgrade warning: defaults expansion involving text content elements with attributes may give different results under the new version - please confirm that the merge:reject processing instruction inserted here gives the desired result. Warning: manual editing of output may be required (position commented) Handling of attributes in defaults expansion of text content elements has changed > ./photoml-0.28/xsl/upgrade/digim-0.02-0.03.xsl0000644000175000017500000000405211361730556017621 0ustar brendtbrendt ./photoml-0.28/xsl/upgrade/photo-0.09-0.10.xsl0000644000175000017500000000425111471546064017670 0ustar brendtbrendt Upgrade warning: address is no longer a valid child of location. The location element may require editing. Warning: manual editing of output may be required Upgrade warning: handling of empty descendants of defaults elements has changed. The defaults element may require editing. Warning: manual editing of output may be required ./photoml-0.28/xsl/misc/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542510014335 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/xsl/misc/create.xsl0000644000175000017500000001320011364576517016347 0ustar brendtbrendt
./photoml-0.28/xsl/misc/digital.xsl0000644000175000017500000007014511471546413016523 0ustar brendtbrendt - - - ./photoml-0.28/xsl/misc/xmp.xsl0000644000175000017500000004021311530505753015701 0ustar brendtbrendt %gf%f T begin='' id='W5M0MpCehiHzreSzNTczkc9d' , < > < > , 0 1 WGS-84 end='w' N S E W ./photoml-0.28/xsl/misc/valid.xsl0000644000175000017500000004230011460353722016172 0ustar brendtbrendt roll: sheet: collection: digital: digimage: href: file-hash: image-hash: error: "parent-frame-not-digital-descendant" error: "parent-frame-and-explicit-id" collection: error: "collection-fstfid-out-of-range" error: "collection-lstfid-out-of-range" error: "frame-without-id" error: "defaults-frame-with-id" error: "defaults-frame-with-fn" error: "frame-nonunique-id" error: "frame-nonunique-fn" error: "invalid-pos-int" error: "invalid-real" error: "invalid-fraction" error: "invalid-hex-string" error: "invalid-date" error: "invalid-time" error: "invalid-time-zone" error: "invalid-latitude" error: "invalid-longitude" ./photoml-0.28/xsl/html/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542510014346 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/xsl/html/index.xsl0000644000175000017500000002470611530525477016233 0ustar brendtbrendt 11 Photo Metadata Index
Sheet Index
ID Date Film Camera
Roll Index
ID Start End Film Camera
(ISO )
Digital Index
ID Start End Camera
Digimage Index
ID Frames
[ , ]
./photoml-0.28/xsl/html/preindex.xsl0000644000175000017500000000611711471546617016741 0ustar brendtbrendt ./photoml-0.28/xsl/html/summary.xsl0000644000175000017500000006461411530524404016610 0ustar brendtbrendt 11 0 0 Photo Metadata initialize()
Film Roll Description:

Digital Image Description:

Sheet Film Description:

- [ - ]

Film Laboratory Process Date Tag Number Load Date Unload Date Photographer Camera Body
,
Frame Date Location Description Exposure
( )
(ISO ) f/ s () 1 1 ⌘ 0 , ,

Digital Image Details
GrpFrmVer. OriginDateFormat WidthHeightBits
Source: Version # Scanner: Camera: ./photoml-0.28/xsl/html/cssinc.xsl0000644000175000017500000000662211530525534016375 0ustar brendtbrendt 11 ./photoml-0.28/xsl/html/detailed.xsl0000644000175000017500000003127511361730557016675 0ustar brendtbrendt 11 Photo description

Photography Data

Roll id: cid:

Description:

NOTE:

Sheet id: cid:

Description:

NOTE:

Digital id: cid:

Description:

NOTE:

Collection id: cgid: fstfid: lstfid:

Description:

NOTE:

Loaded:

Unloaded:

Defaults

combine mode:

Film

Make Name Speed Process Type Format Notes

Processing

Lab Tag Date Developing Notes
Phone:
Fax:
:
C
mm:ss

Frame (fn: )

Photographer Intellectual Property Rights Scene Equipment Exposure Focus Condition Image Notes


Aperture: f/
Shutter:
Exp-comp:
Flash:
Flash-comp:
Rated-speed:
Exp-mode:
Metering:
Note:
./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542507015217 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/debug.xsl0000644000175000017500000001626011361730556017047 0ustar brendtbrendt [Node set contains node nodes , including element elements ] [ = ] [text: ] [comment: ] [pi: ] ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/expand.xsl0000644000175000017500000000501211367415610017226 0ustar brendtbrendt ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge.xsl0000644000175000017500000012277411364607525017072 0ustar brendtbrendt 0 ---merge-> Called merge:merge-subtrees: <--merge-- Warning: function merge-subtrees called with a node set (parameters must be subtrees). Warning: function merge-subtrees called with subtree with a null root name. ---merge-> Called merge:merge-subtrees-recursive: <--merge-- ---merge-- ### Entered branch AA ---merge-- ### Entered branch AB ---merge-- ### Entered branch AC ---merge-- ### Entered branch AD ---merge-- ### Entered branch AE ---merge-- ### Entered branch B ---merge-- ### Doing test for branch CA ---merge-- ### Entered branch CA ---merge-- ### Entered branch CBA ---merge-- ### Entered branch CBBA ---merge-- ### Entered branch CBBB ---merge-> Called merge:append-children: <--merge-- ---merge-> Called merge:append-to-children: <--merge-- ---merge-> Called merge:prune-first-child: <--merge-- ---merge-> Called merge:prune-trailing-children: <--merge-- ---merge-> Called merge:append-attributes: <--merge-- ---merge-> Called merge:prune-attributes: <--merge-- ---merge-> Called merge:prune-non-attributes: <--merge-- ---merge-> Called merge:prune-merge-reject-pi: <--merge-- ---merge-> Called merge:apply-merge-rejection: <--merge-- ---merge-> Called merge:insertion-valid: <--merge-- ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542507017310 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/007.t0000644000175000017500000000122611361730557020012 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults merge into digimage elements XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def Nikon ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref Nikon ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/111.t0000644000175000017500000000363711361730557020016 0ustar brendtbrendtDetermine whether defaults scope is handled correctly XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place 2001-01-02 another-city the-camera-body another-place yet-another-place ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place 2001-01-02 another-city another-place the-camera-body 2001-01-01 the-region the-city yet-another-place ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/014.t0000644000175000017500000000144411361730557020012 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults and explicit merge with location content model XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def the-city the-street the-city the-description ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref the-city the-street the-description ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/013.t0000644000175000017500000000212511361730557020006 0ustar brendtbrendtTest combination of defaults in "replace" mode XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def the-country the-city the-place 2001-01-01 ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref the-country the-city 2001-01-01 the-place ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/012.t0000644000175000017500000000145111361730557020006 0ustar brendtbrendtTest whether defaults are expanded into elements with a comment preceding the insertion point XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 a description ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 a description ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/016.t0000644000175000017500000000240711361730557020014 0ustar brendtbrendtDetermine whether defaults scope is correctly handled when expanding into frame elements within a frame-set element. XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def the-city another-city ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref another-city another-city the-city ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/106.t0000644000175000017500000000261711361730557020017 0ustar brendtbrendtDetermine whether defaults are correctly combined in merge mode XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def the-country the-street 2001-01-02 location-description 2001-01-02 ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-02 the-country the-street 2001-01-02 the-country the-street location-description ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/104.t0000644000175000017500000000276611361730557020022 0ustar brendtbrendtTest merge mode defaults expansion XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def the-photographer 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place another-city another-place ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref the-photographer 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place the-photographer 2001-01-01 the-region another-city another-place ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/110.t0000644000175000017500000000301611361730557020004 0ustar brendtbrendtTest combination of defaults in "replace" mode XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place 2001-01-02 another-city the-camera-body another-place ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place 2001-01-02 another-city another-place the-camera-body ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/004.t0000644000175000017500000000136411361730557020012 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults expansion with explicit override of a defaults element XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 2001-01-05 the-city ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-05 the-city ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/019.t0000644000175000017500000000215711361730557020021 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults combination for digimage elements XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def Nikon Canon ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref Nikon Canon ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/107.t0000644000175000017500000000157211371067076020017 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults merge into digimage elements XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def Nikon 3880 2599 ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 3880 2599 ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/018.t0000644000175000017500000000330511361730557020014 0ustar brendtbrendtDetermine whether defaults scope is correctly handled when expanding into digimage elements within a digimage-set element. XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def Nikon Canon ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref Canon Canon Nikon ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/017.t0000644000175000017500000000223411361730557020013 0ustar brendtbrendtDetermine whether defaults are expanded into digimage elements within a digimage-set element. XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def Nikon ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref Nikon Nikon ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/003.t0000644000175000017500000000116211361730557020005 0ustar brendtbrendtTest whether defaults are expanded into elements with attributes but no text or element content XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/109.t0000644000175000017500000000217311361730557020017 0ustar brendtbrendtTest combination of defaults in "replace" mode XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 the-place 2001-01-02 another-place ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 the-place 2001-01-02 another-place ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/011.t0000644000175000017500000000124511361730557020006 0ustar brendtbrendtTest interaction of defaults within and external to a roll element XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def film make description ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref film make description ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/108.t0000644000175000017500000000336511371066665020025 0ustar brendtbrendtDetermine whether defaults elements merge correctly with empty tags XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place another-place another-city ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place the-city another-place the-region another-city ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/009.t0000644000175000017500000000127011371066643020012 0ustar brendtbrendtTest empty tag removal policy XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 the-place ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref the-place ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/015.t0000644000175000017500000000162111361730557020010 0ustar brendtbrendtDetermine whether defaults are expanded into frame elements within a frame-set element. XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 2001-01-01 ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/103.t0000644000175000017500000000321111361730557020003 0ustar brendtbrendtTest merge mode defaults expansion XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def the-photographer 2001-01-01 the-country the-region the-city the-place another-region another-city another-place ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref the-photographer 2001-01-01 the-country the-region the-city the-place the-photographer 2001-01-01 the-country another-region another-city another-place ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/105.t0000644000175000017500000000220311361730557020005 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults expansion with explicit override of a defaults element XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def the-country the-city another-country 2001-01-01 ===def Expanded reference XML follows. ===ref the-country the-city 2001-01-01 another-country the-city ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/002.t0000644000175000017500000000123011361730557020000 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults expansion with explicit override of a defaults element XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 2001-01-10 ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-10 ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/020.t0000644000175000017500000000161211361730557020004 0ustar brendtbrendtTest combination of defaults in "merge" mode XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def the-country another-country ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref the-country another-country ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/021.t0000644000175000017500000000176611361730557020017 0ustar brendtbrendtTest sequential combination of defaults (activated a bug in content model validation in which initial defaults merge violated content model) XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def the-country scene-description the-date ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref the-date the-country scene-description ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/001.t0000644000175000017500000000130711361730557020004 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults expansion with no explicit override of a defaults element XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 the-city ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 the-city ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/101.t0000644000175000017500000000211311361730557020001 0ustar brendtbrendtDetermine whether defaults are correctly expanded into subsequent frames, but don't overwrite corresponding frame children XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 the-country the-region 2001-01-05 the-city the-place ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-05 the-country the-region the-city the-place ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/005.t0000644000175000017500000000134011361730557020005 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults merge into digimage elements XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def Nikon 2001-08-30 ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-08-30 Nikon ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/100.t0000644000175000017500000000163111361730557020004 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults expansion with no explicit override of a defaults element XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 the-country the-region the-city the-place ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 the-country the-region the-city the-place ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/010.t0000644000175000017500000000130511361730557020002 0ustar brendtbrendtDetermine whether defaults are correctly expanded when the defaults sub-element is not present in the context into which it should expanded. XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 35mm the-city ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 35mm the-city ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/008.t0000644000175000017500000000172611361730557020020 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults merge into digimage elements XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 8x Positive ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 8x Positive ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/102.t0000644000175000017500000000303711361730557020010 0ustar brendtbrendtTest merge mode defaults expansion XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place 2001-01-02 another-city the-camera-body another-place ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2001-01-01 the-region the-city the-place 2001-01-02 the-region another-city another-place the-camera-body ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/runtests0000755000175000017500000000541211361730557021135 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /bin/sh # This script verifies that the XSL defaults expansion mechanism is # correct by expanding defaults in the set of example files and # comparing the results with an expanded reference. # Copyright © 2005-2008 Brendt Wohlberg # Please see the PhotoML distribution README file for license information # Most recent modification: 14 January 2008 catalog="../../../dtd/catalog.xml" XML_CATALOG_FILES=$catalog export XML_CATALOG_FILES photoxsl="../expand.xsl" doctypub=`grep -o 'doctype-public=\"[^\"]\+\"' $photoxsl | sed 's/doctype-public=//'` # Do a specified test file dfltstest() { # Test file t=$1 # Result handling flag r=$2 # Status message echo "$t ---------------------------------------------" # Files to clean up on exit clean="tmpdef.xml tmpref.xml tmpexp.xml" # Enable ^C signal handling trap "rm -f $clean; exit 1" 2 # Extract test file components def=`cat $t | sed -n '/===def/,/===def/ {/===def/b;p}'` ref=`cat $t | sed -n '/===ref/,/===ref/ {/===ref/b;p}'` # Write temporary file with defaults cat < tmpdef.xml $def EOF # Write temporary expanded reference file cat < tmpref.xml $ref EOF # Initialise failure flag fail=0 # Validate temporary file with defaults if ! xmllint --valid --noout tmpdef.xml; then fail=1 echo "Error validating XML with defaults" fi # Validate temporary expanded reference file if ! xmllint --valid --noout tmpref.xml; then fail=1 echo "Error validating expanded reference XML" fi if [ $fail -eq 0 ]; then # Expand defaults if [ $r -eq 0 ]; then xsltproc --novalid $photoxsl tmpdef.xml > tmpexp.xml 2>/dev/null else xsltproc --novalid $photoxsl tmpdef.xml > tmpexp.xml fi # Check required output handling if [ $r -eq 0 ]; then # Compare output with test reference if ! diff -bB tmpexp.xml tmpref.xml; then fail=1 fi else # Write result to stdout echo "Expand result:" echo cat tmpexp.xml echo fi fi # Clean up rm -f $clean # Disable ^C signal handling trap 'exit 1' 2 return $fail } # If no command line arguments, run all tests # otherwise run specified test fn=0 tn=0 if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then if [ "`echo *.t | grep -o '*'`" = '*' ]; then echo "No *.t test files found" exit 2 fi echo XSL defaults tests for t in *.t; do if ! dfltstest $t 0; then fn=`expr $fn + 1` fi tn=`expr $tn + 1` done echo "Failed $fn out of $tn tests" else if [ -r "$1" ]; then dfltstest $1 1 else echo "Could not open file $1" fi fi if [ "$fn" -gt 0 ]; then exit 1 else exit 0 fi ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/dflts-test/006.t0000644000175000017500000000145711371067137020015 0ustar brendtbrendtTest defaults merge into digimage elements XML for defaults expansion follows: ===def Nikon 2605 3200 ===def Expanded reference XML follows: ===ref 2605 3200 Nikon ===ref ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/defaults.xsl0000644000175000017500000007402711365042111017560 0ustar brendtbrendt 0 ---dflts-> Called dflts:expand-defaults: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Called dflts:defaults-scope-recursion: dposn: <--dflts-- ---dflts-- ### Entered branch A ---dflts-- ### Entered branch B ---dflts-- ### Entered branch C ---dflts-- ### Entered branch D ---dflts-- ### Entered branch E ---dflts-> Called dflts:replace-defaults: <--dflts-- A defaults element was removed from here during expansion ---dflts-> Called dflts:update-defaults: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Result of dflts:update-defaults: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Called dflts:combine-defaults: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Result of dflts:combine-defaults: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Called dflts:insert-defaults: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Variables in dflts:insert-defaults: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Result of dflts:insert-defaults: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Called dflts:trailing-elements: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Result of dflts:trailing-elements: <--dflts-- ---dflts-> Called dflts:construct-subtree: <--dflts-- < > </ > =" " <COMMENT> </COMMENT> <? ?> ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542510017265 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/007.t0000644000175000017500000000075211361730557020000 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x fa fc ===x Then, subtree y ===y fb fd ===y Finally, the expected result ===z fa fb fc fd ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/014.t0000644000175000017500000000052511361730557017774 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x c1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y d2 e2 c2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z d2 e2 c1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/023.t0000644000175000017500000000066011361730557017774 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x b1 e1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y ca2 cb2 d2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b1 ca2 cb2 d2 e1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/013.t0000644000175000017500000000053411361730556017772 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x d1 e1 c1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y c2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z d1 e1 c1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/012.t0000644000175000017500000000057611361730557020000 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x d1 e1 c1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y d2 e2 c2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z d1 e1 c1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/016.t0000644000175000017500000000043111361730556017771 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x b2 c1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y b1 c2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b2 c1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/022.t0000644000175000017500000000062711361730556017775 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x b1 e1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y ca2 cb2 d2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b1 ca2 cb2 d2 e1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/004.t0000644000175000017500000000054111361730556017770 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x xf ===x Then, subtree y ===y yf ===y Finally, the expected result ===z xf ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/019.t0000644000175000017500000000044411361730556020000 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x e1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y b2 c2 d2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b2 d2 e1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/mtest.xsl0000644000175000017500000000077011361730557021171 0ustar brendtbrendt ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/018.t0000644000175000017500000000045311364613414017773 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x e1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y b2 c2 d2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b2 d2 e1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/029.t0000644000175000017500000000157311361730556020005 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x xf ===x Then, subtree y ===y yf ===y Finally, the expected result ===z xf ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/017.t0000644000175000017500000000041511361730556017774 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x b2 c1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y c2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b2 c1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/003.t0000644000175000017500000000050511361730556017767 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x xf ===x Then, subtree y ===y yf ===y Finally, the expected result ===z xf ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/011.t0000644000175000017500000000043511361730556017770 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x ===x Then, subtree y ===y ===y Finally, the expected result ===z ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/031.t0000644000175000017500000000077711364615111017773 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x 1 2 3 4 ===x Then, subtree y ===y 5 6 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z 5 6 1 2 3 4 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/009.t0000644000175000017500000000035311361730556017776 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x B ===x Then, subtree y ===y ===y Finally, the expected result ===z B ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/015.t0000644000175000017500000000042211361730556017770 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x b2 c1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y b1 c2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b2 c1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/030.t0000644000175000017500000000153011364613500017756 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x ===x Then, subtree y ===y yf ===y Finally, the expected result ===z ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/028.t0000644000175000017500000000052311361730557017777 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x x1 b1 c1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y x2 b2 c2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z x1 b1 c1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/025.t0000644000175000017500000000052211364613447017774 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x ===x Then, subtree y ===y ===y Finally, the expected result ===z ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/002.t0000644000175000017500000000042611361730556017770 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x ===x Then, subtree y ===y ===y Finally, the expected result ===z ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/020.t0000644000175000017500000000055011364613431017761 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x b1 e1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y ca2 cb2 d2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b1 d2 e1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/021.t0000644000175000017500000000061111361730557017766 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x b1 e1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y ca2 cb2 d2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b1 ca2 cb2 d2 e1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/001.t0000644000175000017500000000037211361730556017767 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x ===x Then, subtree y ===y ===y Finally, the expected result ===z ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/026.t0000644000175000017500000000053311364613462017774 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x ===x Then, subtree y ===y yf ===y Finally, the expected result ===z ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/005.t0000644000175000017500000000055511361730556017776 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x xf ===x Then, subtree y ===y yf ===y Finally, the expected result ===z yf xf ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/010.t0000644000175000017500000000047211361730556017770 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x E ===x Then, subtree y ===y C D ===y Finally, the expected result ===z C E ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/008.t0000644000175000017500000000104211361730557017772 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x fa fc ===x Then, subtree y ===y fb fd ===y Finally, the expected result ===z fa fb fc fd ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/027.t0000644000175000017500000000035611361730556020001 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x b2 ===x Then, subtree y ===y b1 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b2 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/runtests0000755000175000017500000000471411361730557021124 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /bin/sh # This script verifies that the XSL merge function/template is # correct by merging subtrees the set of example files and # comparing the results with reference subtrees. # Copyright © 2005-2008 Brendt Wohlberg # Please see the PhotoML distribution LICENCE file for licence information # Most recent modification: 14 January 2008 # Do a specified test file mergetest() { # Test file t=$1 # Result handling flag r=$2 # Status message echo "$t ---------------------------------------------" # Files to clean up on exit clean="tmp.dtd tmp0.xml tmp1.xml tmp2.xml valid.xsl" # Enable ^C signal handling trap "rm -f $clean; exit 1" 2 # Extract test file components dtd=`cat $t | sed -n '/===dtd/,/===dtd/ {/===dtd/b;p}'` x=`cat $t | sed -n '/===x/,/===x/ {/===x/b;p}'` y=`cat $t | sed -n '/===y/,/===y/ {/===y/b;p}'` z=`cat $t | sed -n '/===z/,/===z/ {/===z/b;p}'` # Extract content model from DTD component elt=`echo "$dtd" | grep -o -E ' tmp.dtd # Build XSLT content model validation template dtdto --valid tmp.dtd > valid.xsl # Write subtrees to be merged to a temporary file cat < tmp0.xml $x $y EOF # Write merge reference subtree to a temporary file cat < tmp1.xml $z EOF # Do merge if [ $r -eq 0 ]; then xsltproc mtest.xsl tmp0.xml > tmp2.xml 2>/dev/null else xsltproc mtest.xsl tmp0.xml > tmp2.xml fi # Initialise failure flag fail=0 # Check required output handling if [ $r -eq 0 ]; then # Compare output with test reference if ! diff -bB tmp1.xml tmp2.xml; then fail=1 fi else # Write result to stdout echo "Merge result:" echo cat tmp2.xml echo fi # Clean up rm -f $clean # Disable ^C signal handling trap 'exit 1' 2 return $fail } # If no command line arguments, run all tests # otherwise run specified test fn=0 tn=0 if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then if [ "`echo *.t | grep -o '*'`" = '*' ]; then echo "No *.t test files found" exit 2 fi echo XSL merge tests for t in *.t; do if ! mergetest $t 0; then fn=`expr $fn + 1` fi tn=`expr $tn + 1` done echo "Failed $fn out of $tn tests" else if [ -r "$1" ]; then mergetest $1 1 else echo "Could not open file $1" fi fi if [ "$fn" -gt 0 ]; then exit 1 else exit 0 fi ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/024.t0000644000175000017500000000074311361730556017776 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x b1 ca1 cb1 e1 ===x Then, subtree y ===y ca2 cb2 ===y Finally, the expected result ===z b1 ca2 cb2 ca1 cb1 e1 ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/merge-test/006.t0000644000175000017500000000053611364613376020001 0ustar brendtbrendtFirst, the test DTD ===dtd ===dtd Then, subtree x ===x ===x Then, subtree y ===y yf ===y Finally, the expected result ===z ===z ./photoml-0.28/xsl/defaults/valid.xsl0000644000175000017500000026647311471535444017076 0ustar brendtbrendt valid 1 ./photoml-0.28/xsl/Makefile.in0000644000175000017500000000415611361730556015470 0ustar brendtbrendt# Makefile for PhotoML XSL # Most recent modification: 7 October 2007 prefix = @prefix@ exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@ datarootdir = @datarootdir@ datadir = @datadir@/photoml xsldir = ${datadir}/xsl bindir = @bindir@ INSTALL = @INSTALL@ SHELL = @SH@ RM = @RM@ DTDTO = @DTDTO@ DTDVERSION = @DTDVERSION@ SUBDIRS = /defaults /html /upgrade /misc DTDVRSB = misc/create.xsl misc/digital.xsl defaults/expand.xsl .PHONY: all test check clean install uninstall dtdver validxsl all: dtdver validxsl check: test test: dtdver .test.stamp .test.stamp: defaults/*.xsl defaults/valid.xsl @if [ -x "${DTDTO}" ]; then \ (cd defaults/merge-test && ./runtests && echo); \ else \ echo "Cannot run XML merge tests without dtdto"; \ fi @(cd defaults/dflts-test && ./runtests && echo) @touch .test.stamp clean: @if [ -x "${DTDTO}" ]; then \ ${RM} -f defaults/valid.xsl; \ else \ echo "Not cleaning defaults/valid.xsl - no dtdto for rebuild";\ fi @${RM} -f .test.stamp install: @echo "Installing XSL in ${DESTDIR}${datadir}"; \ if [ ! -d ${DESTDIR}${datadir} ]; then \ ${INSTALL} -d ${DESTDIR}${datadir}; \ fi; \ if [ ! -d ${DESTDIR}${xsldir} ]; then \ ${INSTALL} -d ${DESTDIR}${xsldir}; \ fi; \ for d in ${SUBDIRS}; do \ ${INSTALL} -d ${DESTDIR}${xsldir}$$d; \ ${INSTALL} -m 644 .$$d/*.xsl ${DESTDIR}${xsldir}$$d; \ done uninstall: @echo "Uninstalling XSL in ${DESTDIR}${datadir}"; \ for d in ${SUBDIRS}; do \ ${RM} -f ${DESTDIR}${xsldir}$$d/*.xsl; \ rmdir ${DESTDIR}${xsldir}$$d 2>/dev/null; \ done @${RM} -f ${DESTDIR}${xsldir}/*.xsl @-rmdir ${DESTDIR}${xsldir} 2>/dev/null @-rmdir ${DESTDIR}${datadir} 2>/dev/null dtdver: @for f in ${DTDVRSB}; do\ v=`grep -o 'doctype-public=.*' $$f | grep -o '\([\.0-9]\)\+\/\/' | sed 's/\/\///'`;\ if [ "$$v" != "${DTDVERSION}" ]; then\ echo Output DTD $$v of $$f differs from current DTD ${DTDVERSION};\ fi;\ done validxsl: defaults/valid.xsl defaults/valid.xsl: ../dtd/photo.dtd @if [ -x "${DTDTO}" ]; then \ ${DTDTO} --valid ../dtd/photo.dtd > defaults/valid.xsl; \ else \ echo "Cannot build DTD validation XSLT using dtdto"; \ false; \ fi ./photoml-0.28/Makefile.in0000644000175000017500000001447111467604060014660 0ustar brendtbrendt# Makefile for PhotoML # Most recent modification: 14 January 2008 prefix = @prefix@ exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@ datarootdir = @datarootdir@ datadir = @datadir@/photoml bindir = @bindir@ mandir = @mandir@ SHELL = @SH@ RM = @RM@ INSTALL = @INSTALL@ RPM = @RPM@ RPMBUILD = @RPMBUILD@ RPMLINT = @RPMLINT@ DEBUILD = @DEBUILD@ DEBSIGN = @DEBSIGN@ DEBSIGS = @DEBSIGS@ TEXTFILES = INSTALL README LICENCE ChangeLog NEWS docs/pmldoc.txt DISTSRC = configure.ac configure Makefile.in install-sh\ README index.html INSTALL LICENCE ChangeLog NEWS version\ dtd/*.dtd dtd/*.in xml/*.xml xml/*.mod xml/*.in\ xml/mkindex xsd/*.in xsd/README\ xsl/*.in xsl/defaults/*.xsl xsl/defaults/merge-test/mtest.xsl\ xsl/defaults/dflts-test/*.t xsl/defaults/dflts-test/runtests\ xsl/defaults/merge-test/*.t xsl/defaults/merge-test/runtests\ xsl/html/*.xsl xsl/misc/*.xsl xsl/upgrade/*.xsl\ tools/*.in tools/*.1 tools/pmlexpand tools/pmlgrep\ tools/pmlindex tools/pmltrans tools/pmltoxmp tools/pmlupgrade\ tools/pmlvalid tools/pmldigital tools/pmlcreate \ tools/test/runtests tools/test/*.sh tools/test/*.jpg\ tools/test/*.bz2 docs/*.in docs/*.xsl docs/*.css docs/*.xml\ docs/sections/*.in docs/sections/*.xml DISTGEN = date xsd/*.xsd docs/pmldoc.html docs/pmldoc.html docs/pmldoc.pdf\ docs/pmldoc.txt DISTFILES = ${DISTSRC} ${DISTGEN} SUBDIRS = dtd xsl tools xml docs xsd SUBDIRSALL = $(SUBDIRS:=.all) SUBDIRSTST = $(SUBDIRS:=.tst) SUBDIRSCLN = $(SUBDIRS:=.cln) SUBDIRSINS = $(SUBDIRS:=.ins) SUBDIRSUNI = $(SUBDIRS:=.uni) PKGNAME = photoml VERSION = @PKGVERSION@ DISTDIR = ${PKGNAME}-${VERSION} DISTTGZ = dist/${DISTDIR}.tar.gz DISTZIP = dist/${DISTDIR}.zip RPMVER = @RPMVER@ RPMBASE = ${PKGNAME}-${RPMVER} RPMARCH = noarch DISTRPM = dist/${RPMBASE}.src.rpm dist/${RPMBASE}.${RPMARCH}.rpm DEBVER = @DEBVER@ DEBBASE = ${PKGNAME}_${DEBVER} DEBARCH = all DISTDEB = dist/${PKGNAME}_${VERSION}.orig.tar.gz dist/${DEBBASE}.diff.gz \ dist/${DEBBASE}.dsc dist/${DEBBASE}_${DEBARCH}.deb .PHONY: all test check install uninstall clean distclean listing \ dist dist-zip dist-rpm dist-rpm-sign dist-deb dist-deb-sign \ ${SUBDIRSALL} ${SUBDIRSTST} ${SUBDIRSCLN} ${SUBDIRSINS} ${SUBDIRSUNI} all: ${SUBDIRSALL} ${SUBDIRSALL}: @${MAKE} -C $(@:%.all=%) all check: test test: all ${SUBDIRSTST} ${SUBDIRSTST}: @${MAKE} -C $(@:%.tst=%) test clean: ${SUBDIRSCLN} ${SUBDIRSCLN}: @${MAKE} -C $(@:%.cln=%) clean distclean: clean @${RM} -f date config.*; ${RM} -rf dist @find . -name "Makefile.in" | sed -e 's/\.in$$//' | xargs ${RM} install: ${SUBDIRSINS} all ${SUBDIRSINS}: @if [ ! -d ${DESTDIR}${datadir} ]; then \ ${INSTALL} -d ${DESTDIR}${datadir}; \ fi @${INSTALL} -m 644 version ${DESTDIR}${datadir}; \ if [ -f 'date' ]; \ then ${INSTALL} -m 644 date ${DESTDIR}${datadir}; \ fi @${MAKE} -C $(@:%.ins=%) install uninstall: ${SUBDIRSUNI} ${SUBDIRSUNI}: @${RM} -f ${DESTDIR}${datadir}/version ${DESTDIR}${datadir}/date @${MAKE} -C $(@:%.uni=%) uninstall; \ listing: @-enscript -E --word-wrap --header='$$N|$$D{%F}|Page $$% of $$=' \ -jU2 -o listing.ps configure.ac Makefile.in README NEWS \ tools/Makefile.in tools/pmlcreate tools/pmldigital \ tools/pmlexpand tools/pmlgrep tools/pmlindex tools/pmltrans \ tools/pmlupgrade tools/pmlvalid tools/test/*.sh \ tools/test/runtests xsl/Makefile.in \ xsl/defaults/debug.xsl xsl/defaults/defaults.xsl \ xsl/defaults/expand.xsl xsl/defaults/merge.xsl \ xsl/html/*.xsl xsl/misc/*.xsl xsl/upgrade/*.xsl \ docs/Makefile.in dtd/*.in dtd/*.dtd xsd/Makefile.in dist: test ${DISTTGZ} ${DISTTGZ}: ${DISTSRC} @date +"%F %H:%M" > date;\ ${RM} -rf ${DISTTGZ} dist/${DISTDIR};\ mkdir -p dist/${DISTDIR};\ (tar cf - ${DISTFILES}) | (cd dist/${DISTDIR} && tar xfp -);\ (cd dist; tar -cf ${DISTDIR}.tar ./${DISTDIR};\ gzip -9 ${DISTDIR}.tar);\ ${RM} -rf dist/${DISTDIR} dist-zip: ${DISTZIP} ${DISTZIP}: ${DISTTGZ} @(cd dist && tar -zxf ${DISTDIR}.tar.gz);\ find dist/${DISTDIR} -regex ".*\.\(xml\|html\|css\|dtd\|xsd\|xsl\)" \ -exec unix2dos -o {} 2>/dev/null \; ;\ for txtfile in ${TEXTFILES}; do\ mv dist/${DISTDIR}/$$txtfile dist/${DISTDIR}/$$txtfile.txt;\ unix2dos -o dist/${DISTDIR}/$$txtfile.txt 2>/dev/null;\ done;\ (cd dist && zip -q -l -r ${DISTDIR}.zip ${DISTDIR});\ ${RM} -rf dist/${DISTDIR} dist-rpm: ${DISTRPM} %${RPMVER}.src.rpm %${RPMVER}.${RPMARCH}.rpm: %${VERSION}.tar.gz @if [ "${RPMBUILD}" != '' -a -d redhat ]; then\ cp redhat/rpm* redhat/${PKGNAME}.spec dist;\ mkdir -p dist/rpmbuild/BUILD dist/rpmbuild/tmp \ dist/rpmbuild/SRPMS dist/rpmbuild/RPMS;\ cp ${DISTTGZ} dist/rpmbuild;\ cd dist;\ if ${RPMBUILD} -ba --rcfile rpmrc ${PKGNAME}.spec; then\ cp rpmbuild/RPMS/*.rpm rpmbuild/SRPMS/*.rpm .;\ else\ echo "RPM build failed";\ exit 1;\ fi;\ ${RM} -rf rpmbuild rpmmacros rpmrc ${PKGNAME}.spec;\ if [ "${RPMLINT}" != '' ]; then\ ${RPMLINT} -v *.rpm;\ fi;\ else\ echo "Cannot build RPM packages";\ exit 1;\ fi dist-rpm-sign: dist-rpm @if [ "${RPM}" != '' ]; then\ cp redhat/rpm* dist;\ cd dist;\ ${RPM} --rcfile rpmrc --addsign `echo ${DISTRPM} | \ sed 's+dist/++g'`;\ ${RM} -rf rpmbuild;\ ${RM} -f rpm*;\ else\ echo "Cannot sign RPM packages: required tool rpm is not available";\ exit 1;\ fi dist-deb: ${DISTDEB} %_${VERSION}.orig.tar.gz %_${DEBVER}.diff.gz %_${DEBVER}.dsc \ %_${DEBVER}_${DEBARCH}.deb: %-${VERSION}.tar.gz @if [ "${DEBUILD}" != '' -a -d debian ]; then\ cp ${DISTTGZ} dist/${PKGNAME}_${VERSION}.orig.tar.gz;\ zcat ${DISTTGZ} | (cd dist && tar -xf -);\ mkdir -p dist/${DISTDIR}/debian;\ (cd debian && tar cf - --exclude=CVS . \ | (cd ../dist/${DISTDIR}/debian && tar xBf -));\ (cd dist/${DISTDIR} && \ ${DEBUILD} -i -us -uc -sa -S && \ ${DEBUILD} -i -us -uc -b);\ ${RM} -rf dist/${DISTDIR};\ else\ echo "Cannot build .deb packages";\ exit 1;\ fi dist-deb-sign: dist-deb @if [ "${DEBSIGN}" != '' -a "${DEBSIGS}" != '' ]; then\ ${DEBSIGN} -k4EB5E2C9 dist/${DEBBASE}_source.changes;\ ${DEBSIGN} -k4EB5E2C9 dist/${DEBBASE}_${DEBARCH}.changes;\ ${DEBSIGS} --sign=gpg --default-key=osspkg@gmail.com\ dist/${DEBBASE}_${DEBARCH}.deb;\ else\ echo "Cannot sign .deb packages: required tools debsign and debsigs are not available";\ exit 1;\ fi ./photoml-0.28/xsd/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542510013372 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/xsd/photo.xsd0000644000175000017500000021610511471535475015270 0ustar brendtbrendt ./photoml-0.28/xsd/README0000644000175000017500000000066611371067376014301 0ustar brendtbrendtThis directory contains an XML Schema automatically generated from the Photo Description Markup Language DTD. Note that the DTD is the reference definition; this XSD is currently not supported, and is provided for the convenience of those not familiar with DTD syntax. XSD files: photo.xsd PhotoML XSD generated by trang (see http://www.thaiopensource.com/relaxng/trang.html) xml.xsd Subsidiary XSD generated by trang ./photoml-0.28/xsd/xml.xsd0000644000175000017500000000043411471535474014732 0ustar brendtbrendt ./photoml-0.28/xsd/Makefile.in0000644000175000017500000000216111371066416015450 0ustar brendtbrendt# Makefile for PhotoML XSD demonstration # Most recent modification: 7 May 2010 SHELL = @SH@ RM = @RM@ ECHO = @ECHO@ TRANG = @TRANG@ DTDVERSION = @DTDVERSION@ XSDHDR1 = "\n" .PHONY: all test clean install uninstall all: photo.xsd photo.xsd: ../dtd/photo.dtd @if [ -x "${TRANG}" ]; then\ ${TRANG} -I dtd -O xsd ../dtd/photo.dtd photo.xsd;\ verstr=${DTDVERSION};\ xmldecl=`cat photo.xsd | grep "^ photo.xsd;\ ${ECHO} -e ${XSDHDR1} "(version $$verstr)\n" ${XSDHDR2}>>photo.xsd;\ cat tmp.xsd | sed -e 's/^//' >> photo.xsd;\ ${RM} -f tmp.xsd;\ else\ echo Cannot generate XSD from DTD using trang;\ fi test: clean: @if [ -x "${TRANG}" ]; then\ ${RM} -f photo.xsd xml.xsd;\ else\ echo "Not cleaning photo.xsd - can't find tool for rebuild";\ fi install: uninstall: ./photoml-0.28/version0000644000175000017500000000000511530531405014200 0ustar brendtbrendt0.28 ./photoml-0.28/tools/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542510013734 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/tools/pmldigital.10000644000175000017500000000466411471543721016167 0ustar brendtbrendt.TH pmldigital 1 "17 October 2009" .SH NAME pmldigital \(hy construct PhotoML files from EXIF data in digital images from a digital camera, or from data embedded in the output of a film scanner (only Nikon Coolscan scanners are currently supported) .SH SYNOPSIS .B pmldigital [\fB\-h\fR] [\fB\-b\fR] [\fB\-i\fR] [\fB\-f\fR] [\fB\-d\fR] [\fB\-r\fR] [\fB\-x\fR] ([\fB\-s\fR] | [\fB\-g\fR group\(hyid]) [\fB\-t\fR date\(hytime\(hyoffset] \fIimagefile\fR [\fIimagefile\fR] ... .SH DESCRIPTION \fIpmldigital\fP constructs PhotoML files from EXIF data in digital images from a digital camera, or from the private tags in TIFF files written by the Nikon Scan film scanner software. .SH OPTIONS \fIpmldigital\fP accepts the following options: .TP 8 .B \-h Display usage information. .TP 8 .B \-b Include file basename only in output. .TP 8 .B \-i Output intermediate XML representation of EXIF data. .TP 8 .B \-f Fast output excluding computation of image and file md5 hashes. .TP 8 .B \-d Construct digimage descriptions of scanned images instead of digital descriptions of digital camera images. .TP 8 .B \-r Skip JPEG images with same basename as a RAW image .TP 8 .B \-x For each specified image file, look for an XMP file with the same path and filename, but with a .xmp extension. If found, tags from this file override those in the main image file. .TP 8 .B \-s Set group and frame (and image) ids from standard filenames. .TP 8 .B \-g group\(hyid Specify group id for the set of image files. .TP 8 .B \-t date\(hytime\(hyoffset Apply an offset to date/time values in EXIF data. The offset string is in the format accepted by the ParseDateDelta function of the Date::Manip Perl module, for example "+1y +2m +3d \-2h +4mn +6s" for an offset adding 1 year, 2 months, and 3 days, subtracting 2 hours, and adding 4 minutes and 6 seconds. .SH AUTHOR Brendt Wohlberg .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2005\(hy2009 Brendt Wohlberg This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR Image::ExifTool (3), .BR Date::Manip (3), .BR md5sum (1), .BR xsltproc (1) ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlcreate0000755000175000017500000003242411460360670015652 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /usr/bin/perl # This script creates initial PhotoML descriptions of film rolls using # data recorded in a simple text format # Copyright © 2005-2010 Brendt Wohlberg # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License at # http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # Most recent modification: 22 October 2010 use strict; use File::Basename; use Getopt::Std; use Date::Manip; # Set up path variables my $pmlpath = dirname($0) . "/.."; my $xsl = "$pmlpath/xsl/misc/create.xsl"; # Ensure xsltproc is available die "pmlcreate: error executing xstlproc\n" if (`which xsltproc 2>/dev/null` eq ''); # Parse command line switches my $ustr = <{'e'}) { print input_example(); exit 0; } die "$ustr" if (defined $options->{'h'} or @ARGV == 0); my $xout = defined ($options->{'x'}); # Read input file lines my $input = @ARGV[0]; open(FH, "$input") or die "pmlcreate: failed to open $input\n"; my $data = {}; my ($line, $section, $subsection); while ($line = ) { next if ($line =~ /(^#)|(^\s*$)/); if ($line =~ /^\+([^\+]+)\+$/) { $section = $1; $data->{$section} = {}; $subsection = undef; next; } if ($line =~ /^\+{2}([^\+]+)\+{2}$/) { $subsection = $1; $data->{$section}->{$subsection} = {}; next; } if ($line =~ /^\s*(\S+)\s+(.*)\s*$/) { if (defined $subsection) { $data->{$section}->{$subsection}->{$1} = $2; } else { $data->{$section}->{$1} = $2; } } } close(FH); # Set up hashes for group id and collection data my $initnum = $data->{'Config'}->{'initnum'}; my $collect = $data->{'Config'}->{'collect'}; # Parse camera descriptions my $cameras = {}; my ($c, $l); foreach $c ( keys %{$data->{'Camera'}} ) { $l = $data->{'Camera'}->{$c}; if ($l =~ /([^\s\"]+|\"[^\"]+\")\s+([^\s\"]+|\"[^\"]+\")/) { $cameras->{$c}->{'make'} = $1; $cameras->{$c}->{'model'} = $2; if ($cameras->{$c}->{'model'} =~ /\"([^\"]+)\"/) { $cameras->{$c}->{'model'} = $1; } } } # Parse film descriptions my $films = {}; my $f; foreach $f ( keys %{$data->{'Film'}} ) { $l = $data->{'Film'}->{$f}; if ($l =~ /([^\s\"]+|\"[^\"]+\")\s+(\"[^\"]+\"|\S+)\s+(\S+)/) { $films->{$f}->{'make'} = $1; $films->{$f}->{'name'} = $2; $films->{$f}->{'speed'} = $3; if ($films->{$f}->{'name'} =~ /\"([^\"]+)\"/) { $films->{$f}->{'name'} = $1; } } } # Parse roll descriptions my $rolls = {}; my $r; foreach $r ( keys %{$data->{'Load'}} ) { $l = $data->{'Load'}->{$r}; if ($l =~ /(\S+)\s+(\S+)\s+(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2})\s+(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2})\s+(\d+)(?:\s+(\d{4}-\d{2}))?/) { $rolls->{$r}->{'camera'} = $1; $rolls->{$r}->{'film'} = $2; $rolls->{$r}->{'load'} = $3; $rolls->{$r}->{'unload'} = $4; $rolls->{$r}->{'nframes'} = $5; $rolls->{$r}->{'expire'} = $6; $rolls->{$r}->{'defc'} = {}; } } # Parse day-end-frame-count section my $d; foreach $d ( keys %{$data->{'DEFC'}} ) { $l = $data->{'DEFC'}->{$d}; while ($l =~ /(\S+:)?(\d+),(\d*)\s*/) { $rolls->{$2}->{'defc'}->{$d} = $3; $l = $'; } } # Parse laboratory section my $lab = {}; foreach $c ( keys %{$data->{'Lab'}} ) { $l = $data->{'Lab'}->{$c}; if ($l =~ /([^\s\"]+|\"[^\"]+\")\s+([^\s\"]+|\"[^\"]+\")/) { $lab->{$c}->{'name'} = $1; $lab->{$c}->{'address'} = $2; if ($lab->{$c}->{'name'} =~ /\"([^\"]+)\"/) { $lab->{$c}->{'name'} = $1; } if ($lab->{$c}->{'address'} =~ /\"([^\"]+)\"/) { $lab->{$c}->{'address'} = $1; } } } # Parse processing section my $proc = {}; my $p; foreach $p ( keys %{$data->{'Processing'}} ) { $l = $data->{'Processing'}->{$p}; if ($l =~ /(\S+)\s+(\S+)\s+(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2})/) { $proc->{$p}->{'lab'} = $1; $proc->{$p}->{'tag'} = $2; $proc->{$p}->{'date'} = $3; } } # Parse exposure section my $exp = {}; foreach $r ( keys %{$data->{'Exposure'}} ) { next if (ref($data->{'Exposure'}->{$r}) ne "HASH"); foreach $f ( keys %{$data->{'Exposure'}->{$r}} ) { $exp->{$r} = {} if (!defined $exp->{$r}); $l = $data->{'Exposure'}->{$r}->{$f}; if ($l =~ /([\d\.]+\"?)\s+f([\d\.]+)(?:\s+(\-?\+?[\d\.]+))?/) { $exp->{$r}->{$f}->{'shutter'} = $1; $exp->{$r}->{$f}->{'aperture'} = $2; $exp->{$r}->{$f}->{'expcomp'} = $3; if ($exp->{$r}->{$f}->{'shutter'} =~ /(\d+)\"/) { $exp->{$r}->{$f}->{'shutter'} = $1; } else { $exp->{$r}->{$f}->{'shutter'} = "1/$1"; } } } } # Create a description file for each roll my ($gid, $pml, $pipe, $cattr, $f0, $f1, $f2, $y, $nd); foreach $r ( sort {$a <=> $b} keys %$rolls ) { # If gid defined, get next gid, otherwise initialise it $gid = nextgid($rolls->{$r}->{'load'}, $gid, 'r', $initnum); # Open file after ensuring it doesn't already exist $pml = "$gid.xml"; die "pmlcreate: file $pml exists\n" if (-f $pml); $pipe = ($xout)?"> $pml":"| xsltproc $xsl - > $pml"; open(FH, "$pipe") or die "pmlcreate: failed to open pipe or file for writing\n"; $cattr = (defined $collect)?" collect=\'$collect\'":''; print FH "\n"; # Emit roll gid and load and unload dates print FH " {$r}->{'load'}\' ". "unload=\'$rolls->{$r}->{'unload'}\'>\n"; # Emit camera body information $c = $rolls->{$r}->{'camera'}; print FH " {$c}->{'make'}\" ". "model=\"$cameras->{$c}->{'model'}\"/>\n"; # Emit film information $f = $rolls->{$r}->{'film'}; print FH " {$f}->{'make'}\" ". "name=\"$films->{$f}->{'name'}\" ". "speed=\"$films->{$f}->{'speed'}\" ". "expire=\"$rolls->{$r}->{'expire'}\"/>\n"; # Emit film processing information $p = $proc->{$r}; $a = $lab->{$p->{'lab'}}; print FH " {'name'}\" ". "address=\"$a->{'address'}\" tag=\"$p->{'tag'}\" ". "date=\"$p->{'date'}\"/>\n"; print FH " ".$data->{'FN'}->{$r}."\n"; # Emit exposure information for each frame foreach $f ( sort {$a <=> $b} keys %{$exp->{$r}} ) { print FH " {$r}->{$f}->{'aperture'}\" ". "shutter=\"$exp->{$r}->{$f}->{'shutter'}\" ". "exp-comp=\"$exp->{$r}->{$f}->{'expcomp'}\"/>\n"; } # Compute and emit frame date information $nd = $rolls->{$r}->{'load'}; $f0 = 1; foreach $d ( sort keys %{$rolls->{$r}->{'defc'}} ) { $f1 = $rolls->{$r}->{'defc'}->{$d}; if ($f1 > $f0) { $f2 = $f1 - 1; print FH " \n"; $f0 = $f1; } elsif ($f1 == '') { $f2 = $rolls->{$r}->{'nframes'}; print FH " \n"; $f0 = $f2 + 1; # Increment by one to avoid this frame being written # again in last frame handling section below } $nd = nextday($d); } # Handle last frames on roll (after last specified DEFC for that roll) if ($f0 <= $rolls->{$r}->{'nframes'}) { $f2 = $rolls->{$r}->{'nframes'}; print FH " \n"; } print FH " \n"; print FH "\n"; close(FH); } exit 0; # Compute the date of the following day for a date in format YYYY-MM-DD sub nextday { my $date = shift; return UnixDate(DateCalc(ParseDate($date),"+ 1 day"), "%Y-%m-%d"); } # Determine the gid for the next roll sub nextgid { my $load = shift; my $gid0 = shift; my $c0 = shift; my $n0 = shift; my $gid = undef; if ($load =~ /^(\d{4})-/) { my $ly = $1; my ($y, $c, $n); if ($gid0 =~ /^(\d{4})(.)(\d+)$/) { $y = $1; $c = $2; $n = $3 + 1; if ($ly > $y) { $y = $ly; $n = 1; } } else { $y = $ly; $c = (defined $c0)?$c0:'r'; $n = (defined $n0)?$n0:1; } $gid = sprintf("%04d%s%02d",$y, $c, $n); } return $gid; } # Construct an example input file sub input_example { my $ex = <+, and the end of which is indicated by # the start of the next section. An optional subsection is indicated # by ++++, the end being indicated by the start of # the next subsection or section. Within each section (and # subsection), each significant line consists of a number of # whitespace separated fields, the first playing the role of a lookup # index for the remainder of the line. Any line beginning with a '#' # character is a comment. # # # The 'Config' section specifies global options. An initial roll # number is specified by 'initnum', and a collection name is specified # by 'collect'. +Config+ initnum 07 collect Mexico-2004 # Each line in the 'Camera' section defines a camera body label # followed by the manufacturer and model names. Any of these fields # containing whitespace should be delimited by double quote # characters '"'. +Camera+ NikonF80 Nikon F80 YashicaD Yashica D # Each line in the 'Film' section defines a film label followed by the # manufacturer, name, and speed. Any of these fields containing # whitespace should be delimited by double quote characters '"'. +Film+ Provia100F Fuji "Provia 100F" 100 Provia400F Fuji "Provia 400F" 400 IlfordFP4 Ilford FP4+ 125 # Each line of the 'Load' section defines a roll number, followed by # the corresponding camera body label and film label, load and unload # date, number of frames on that roll, and (optional) film expiry date. +Load+ 1 NikonF80 Provia100F 2004-12-27 2004-12-30 37 2005-10 2 YashicaD Provia100F 2004-12-27 2004-12-31 12 2006-01 3 NikonF80 Provia400F 2004-12-30 2005-01-02 37 4 YashicaD IlfordFP4 2004-12-31 2005-01-04 12 2006-04 5 NikonF80 Provia100F 2005-01-03 2005-01-05 37 # Each line of the 'DEFC' (Day End Frame Count) section specifies a # date followed by a list of roll and frame count specifications for # each camera body. Each specification has the form # ",", or optionally # ":,", where # is the last frame counter index on the specified date. A camera body # with a completed but loaded roll is indicated by # ":," or ",". +DEFC+ 2004-12-27 NikonF80:1,5 YashicaD:2,4 # An equivalent specification for the above line would be # 2004-12-27 1,5 2,4 2004-12-28 NikonF80:1,12 YashicaD:2,7 2004-12-29 NikonF80:1,25 YashicaD:2,8 2004-12-30 NikonF80:3,8 YashicaD:2,11 2004-12-31 NikonF80:3,21 YashicaD:4,5 2005-01-01 NikonF80:3,37 YashicaD:4,8 2005-01-02 YashicaD:4,10 2005-01-03 NikonF80:5,5 YashicaD:4, # ^^^^^^^^^^^ # Indicates that the roll was completed but still loaded at the end of # the day 2005-01-04 NikonF80:5,19 # Each line in the 'Lab' section defines a processing laboratory label # followed by the laboratory name and address. Any of these fields # containing whitespace should be delimited by double quote # characters '"'. +Lab+ Carl "Carl's Darkroom" "Albuquerque, NM" Desert "Desert Photo" "Albuquerque, NM" # Each line of the 'Processing' section specifies a roll number # followed by a processing laboratory label, double check tag number, # and processing date. +Processing+ 1 Carl 2701 2005-01-10 2 Carl 2702 2005-01-10 3 Carl 2703 2005-01-10 4 Desert 7285 2005-01-11 5 Carl 2704 2005-01-10 # Each line of the 'FN' (Frame Numbers) section specifies a roll # number followed by a consecutive list of frame labels (present on # the film itself). +FN+ 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 E 2 1 3 5 6 8 9 11 12 14 15 17 19 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 E 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 E # Each subsection of the 'Exposure' section specifies a roll # number. Each line of one of these subsections specifies a frame # number followed by the shutter speed (either a number x representing # 1/x seconds, or x" representing x seconds), aperture (the character # 'f' followed by the relevant numerical value), and exposure # compensation. +Exposure+ ++1++ 2 90 f8 0.0 8 250 f11 0.0 14 20 f16 0.0 20 8 f22 0.0 26 45 f11 0.0 32 30 f13 0.0 ++3++ 2 90 f8 0.0 8 180 f8 0.0 14 350 f5.6 0.0 20 60 f8 0.0 26 3" f16 -1.0 32 60 f8 0.0 ++5++ 2 350 f8 0.0 8 8 f5.6 0.0 14 15 f8 0.0 20 180 f5.6 0.0 26 60 f5.6 0.0 32 30 f19 0.0 EOF return $ex; } ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlupgrade.10000644000175000017500000000210411471543756016174 0ustar brendtbrendt.TH pmlupgrade 1 "14 January 2008" .SH NAME pmlupgrade \(hy upgrade PhotoML XML files to latest DTD version .SH SYNOPSIS .B pmlupgrade [\fB\-h\fR] [\fB\-n\fR] \fIxmlfile\fR [\fIxmlfile\fR] ... .SH DESCRIPTION \fIpmlupgrade\fP is a shell script that upgrades PhotoML XML files to the latest DTD version. .SH OPTIONS \fIpmlupgrade\fP accepts the following options: .TP 8 .B \-h Display usage information. .TP 8 .B \-n Preserve numeric character references instead of converting them into the referenced character. .SH AUTHOR Brendt Wohlberg .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2003\(hy2007 Brendt Wohlberg This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR pmlvalid (1) ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlexpand0000755000175000017500000000405611362604605015666 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /bin/sh # This script expands defaults elements in PhotoML files # Copyright © 2003-2010 Brendt Wohlberg # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License at # http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # Most recent modification: 18 April 2010 pmlpath="`echo $0 | sed -e 's|/pmlexpand||'`/.." if [ ! "`which xsltproc 2>/dev/null`" ]; then echo "pmlexpand: error executing xstlproc" >&2 exit 1 fi usage() { cat <&2 usage: pmlexpand [-h] [-a | -b] infile [outfile] -h Display usage information -a Replace defaults elements with a comment indicating the position from which they were removed. -b Comment out the defaults elements. EOF } xslparam='' while [ $# -ge 1 ]; do case $1 in -a) xslparam='--stringparam replacement-policy indicate' ;; -b) xslparam='--stringparam replacement-policy comment' ;; -*) usage; exit 1 ;; *) infile=$1; outfile=$2; break ;; esac shift done if [ "$infile" = '' ]; then usage; exit 1 fi if [ ! -f "$infile" -o ! -r "$infile" ]; then echo "pmlexpand: could not open file $infile" >&2 exit 1 fi dtdpub=`grep DOCTYPE $infile | grep -o -e '-\/\/.*EN'`; dtdtyp=`echo $dtdpub | grep -o -e '//DTD[^/]*//' | cut -d ' ' -f 2` if [ "$dtdtyp" != 'PhotoML' ]; then echo "pmlexpand: input document type not recognised" >&2 exit 1 fi xsl=$pmlpath/xsl/defaults/expand.xsl if [ -r /etc/xml/catalog -a "$XML_CATALOG_FILES" = '' ]; then XML_CATALOG_FILES=/etc/xml/catalog fi XML_CATALOG_FILES="$pmlpath/dtd/catalog.xml $XML_CATALOG_FILES" export XML_CATALOG_FILES unset SGML_CATALOG_FILES if [ "$outfile" = '' ]; then xsltproc $xslparam $xsl $infile else xsltproc -o $outfile $xslparam $xsl $infile fi exit $? ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlvalid0000755000175000017500000002466211361730562015514 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /usr/bin/perl # This script validates collections of PhotoML files # Copyright © 2005-2007 Brendt Wohlberg # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License at # http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # Most recent modification: 14 January 2008 use strict; use File::Basename; use Getopt::Std; # Set up path variables my $pmlpath = dirname($0) . "/.."; my $xsl = "$pmlpath/xsl/misc/valid.xsl"; my $dtd = "$pmlpath/dtd/photo.dtd"; if (-r '/etc/xml/catalog' and $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'} eq '') { $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'} = "/etc/xml/catalog"; } $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'} = "$pmlpath/dtd/catalog.xml " . $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'}; undef $ENV{'SGML_CATALOG_FILES'}; # Ensure xmllint and xmllint are available die "pmlvalid: error executing xmllint\n" if (`which xmllint 2>/dev/null` eq ''); die "pmlvalid: error executing xstlproc\n" if (`which xsltproc 2>/dev/null` eq ''); # Set up DTD version verification my $dtdver = getdtdver($dtd); my $pubid = "-//BW//DTD PhotoML $dtdver//EN"; # Handle command line options my $usagetext = <{'h'}) {print STDERR $usagetext; exit(0)}; if (@ARGV == 0) {print STDERR $usagetext; exit(1)}; my $ibpath = (defined $opts->{'b'})?"$opts->{'b'}/":''; # Stage 1: validate each file with respect to the PhotoML DTD my $nerr1 = 0; my ($f, $lintcmd); foreach $f ( @ARGV ) { die "pmlvalid: could not read file $f\n" if (!-f $f or !-r $f); $lintcmd = ['xmllint', '--valid', '--noout', $f]; system(@$lintcmd) == 0 or $nerr1++; } # Exit if there are any stage 1 errors exit(1) if ($nerr1 > 0); # Stage 2: verify correct PhotoML DTD version my $nerr2 = 0; foreach $f ( @ARGV ) { if ($pubid ne getdoctype($f)) { print "$f: DTD version mismatch with installed PhotoML version\n"; $nerr2++; } } # Exit if there are any stage 2 errors exit(2) if ($nerr2 > 0); # Stage 3: impose additional constraints my $nerr3 = 0; my ($l, $t, $i, $p); my $id = {}; my $ih = {}; my $fh = {}; my $hr = {}; my $co = {}; foreach $f ( @ARGV ) { # Open pipe from xsltproc open(IPH, "xsltproc $xsl $f |") or die "pmlvalid: pipe open failed\n"; # Parse xsltproc output while ($l = ) { # Get a line from the pipe chomp($l); if ($l =~ /^([\w-]+):\s+/) { # New roll, sheet, digital, or digimage element $t = $1; $id->{$t} = {} if (!defined $id->{$t}); $i = join(' ',split(/\s+/, $')); if (defined $id->{$t}->{$i}) { # Duplicate id error report_id_occur_error($f, $t, $i, $id->{$t}->{$i}); $nerr3++; } else { # Record file $f in which element $t with id $i encountered $id->{$t}->{$i} = $f; } } elsif ($l =~ /^\s+([\w-]+):\s+/) { # Data associated with the current roll, sheet, digital, # or digimage element $p = parse_quoted_list($'); if ($1 eq 'error') { # An error not associated with non-uniqueness of id, image-hash etc. report_error($f, $t, $i, $p); $nerr3++; } elsif ($1 eq 'href') { # An href to an image file if (defined $hr->{$p->[0]}) { # Duplicate image href error report_href_occur_error($f, $t, $i, $hr->{$p->[0]}); $nerr3++; } else { # Record element id $id in which href $p->[0] was encountered $hr->{$p->[0]} = $i; } } elsif ($1 eq 'image-hash') { # An image-hash of an image file if (defined $ih->{$p->[0]}) { # Duplicate image hash error report_ihash_occur_error($f, $t, $i, $p->[0], $ih->{$p->[0]}, $id->{$t}->{$ih->{$p->[0]}}); $nerr3++; } else { # Record element id $i in which image hash $p->[0] was encountered $ih->{$p->[0]} = $i; } } elsif ($1 eq 'file-hash') { # A file-hash of an image file if (defined $fh->{$p->[0]}) { # Duplicate file hash error report_fhash_occur_error($f, $t, $i, $ih->{$p->[0]}); $nerr3++; } else { # Record element id $i in which file hash $p->[0] was encountered $fh->{$p->[0]} = $i; } } elsif ($1 eq 'collection') { # A collection associated with a roll, sheet, or digital element $co->{$p->[0]} = {} if (!defined $co->{$p->[0]}); if (defined $co->{$p->[0]}->{$p->[1]}) { # Duplicate collection cgid error report_collect_occur_error($f, $t, $i, $p->[0], $p->[1], $co->{$p->[0]}->{$p->[1]}, $id->{$t}->{$co->{$p->[0]}->{$p->[1]}}); $nerr3++; } else { # Record element $t and id $i in which collection with # id $p->[0] and cgid $p->[1] encountered $co->{$p->[0]}->{$p->[1]} = [$t, $i]; } } else { # Unrecognised field from xsltproc pipe print "pmlvalid warning: discarded valid.xsl output:\n $l\n"; } } else { # Invalid line read from xsltproc pipe $! = 3; die "pmlvalid: internal error while parsing valid.xsl output\n $l\n"; } } close(IPH); } exit(($nerr3>0)?3:0); # Print general error reports sub report_error { my $f = shift; my $t = shift; my $i = shift; my $e = shift; my $l = { 'invalid-pos-int' => "invalid positive integer \"$e->[2]\" in element $e->[1]", 'invalid-real' => "invalid real number \"$e->[2]\" in element $e->[1]", 'invalid-fraction' => "invalid fraction \"$e->[2]\" in element $e->[1]", 'invalid-hex-string' => "invalid hex string \"$e->[2]\" in element $e->[1]", 'invalid-date' => "invalid date \"$e->[2]\" in element $e->[1]", 'invalid-time' => "invalid time \"$e->[2]\" in element $e->[1]", 'invalid-time-zone' => "invalid time zone \"$e->[2]\" in element $e->[1]", 'invalid-latitude' => "invalid latitude value \"$e->[2]\" in element $e->[1]", 'invalid-longitude' => "invalid longitude value \"$e->[2]\" in element $e->[1]", 'frame-without-id' => "frame without id is not a defaults child", 'defaults-frame-with-id' => "defaults child frame has id (id=\"$e->[1]\")", 'defaults-frame-with-fn' => "defaults child frame has fn (fn=\"$e->[1]\")", 'frame-nonunique-id' => "more than one frame with id=\"$e->[1]\"", 'frame-nonunique-fn' => "more than one frame with fn=\"$e->[1]\"", 'parent-frame-not-digital-descendant' => 'is a child of frame which is not a child of digital', 'parent-frame-and-explicit-id' => 'is a child of frame and has explicit group-id or frame-id attribute', 'collection-fstfid-out-of-range' =>, "in collection with id=\"$e->[1]\" and cgid=\"$e->[2]\"; ". "parent element\n has no frame with id matching fstfid=\"$e->[3]\"", 'collection-lstfid-out-of-range' =>, "in collection with id=\"$e->[1]\" and cgid=\"$e->[2]\"; ". "parent element\n has no frame with id matching lstfid=\"$e->[3]\"" }; my $r = (defined $l->{$e->[0]})?$l->{$e->[0]}: "unrecognized error: $e->[0]"; my $j = id_description($t, $i); print "$f: $t $j\n $r\n"; } # Print non-unique id (for roll, sheet, digital, and digimage) errors sub report_id_occur_error { my $f = shift; my $t = shift; my $i = shift; my $d = shift; my $j = id_description($t, $i); print "$f: $t $j\n the id is not unique; ". "there is another occurrence in file $d\n"; } # Print non-unique image hash errors sub report_ihash_occur_error { my $f = shift; my $t = shift; my $i = shift; my $h = shift; my $d = shift; my $e = shift; my $j = id_description($t, $i); print "$f: $t $j\n image hash $h is not unique;\n ". "there is another occurrence in file $e in\n $t ". id_description($t, $d) . "\n"; } # Print non-unique file hash errors sub report_fhash_occur_error { my $f = shift; my $t = shift; my $i = shift; my $h = shift; my $d = shift; my $e = shift; my $j = id_description($t, $i); print "$f: $t $j\n file hash $h is not unique;\n ". "there is another occurrence in $t id $d in file $e\n"; } # Print non-unique href errors sub report_href_occur_error { my $f = shift; my $t = shift; my $i = shift; my $h = shift; my $d = shift; my $j = id_description($t, $i); print "$f: $t $j\n href $h is not unique;\n ". "there is another occurrence in file $d\n"; } # Print non-unique collection cgid errors sub report_collect_occur_error { my $f = shift; my $t = shift; my $i = shift; my $c = shift; my $d = shift; my $e = shift; my $g = shift; my $j = id_description($t, $i); print "$f: $t $j\n collection id=\"$c\" cgid=\"$d\" is not unique;\n ". "there is another occurrence in $e->[0] id=$e->[1] file $g\n"; } # Construct an id description string sub id_description { my $t = shift; my $i = shift; my $a = parse_quoted_list($i); my $l = {'roll' => "id=\"$a->[0]\"", 'digital' => "id=\"$a->[0]\"", 'sheet' => "id=\"$a->[0]\"", 'digimage' => "group-id=\"$a->[0]\" frame-id=\"$a->[1]\" ". "image-id=\"$a->[2]\""}; return (defined $l->{$t})?$l->{$t}:"id $i"; } # Parse a space-separated list of quoted strings and return as an array sub parse_quoted_list { my $s = shift; my $a = []; while ($s =~ /^\s*\"([^\"]*)\"/) { push @$a, $1; $s = $'; } return $a; } # Extract the public doctype from an PhotoML XML file sub getdoctype { my $xfn = shift; my $public = undef; open(FH, "<$xfn") or return $public; my $line; while ($line = ) { last if ($line =~ /]+>/ and $l = ) { $line .= $l; } if ($line =~ /]+>/) { $public = $1; } close(FH); return $public; } # Get DTD version number sub getdtdver { my $dfn = shift; my $ver = undef; open(FH, "<$dfn") or return $ver; my $line; while ($line = ) { if ($line =~ /Version:\s+(\d+\.\d+)\s+/) { $ver = $1; last; } } close(FH); return $ver; } ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlexpand.10000644000175000017500000000235111471543674016027 0ustar brendtbrendt.TH pmlexpand 1 "14 Janaury 2008" .SH NAME pmlexpand \(hy expand and remove defaults in a PhotoML XML file .SH SYNOPSIS .B pmlexpand [\fB\-h\fR] [\fB\-a\fR | \fB\-b\fR] [[\fIinfile\fR] \fIoutfile\fR] .SH DESCRIPTION \fIpmlexpand\fP expands defaults into the relevant elements and removes the defaults elements. Input is written to stdout if no output file is specified, and read from stdin if no input file is specified. .SH OPTIONS \fIpmlexpand\fP accepts the following options: .TP 8 .B \-h Display usage information. .TP 8 .B \-a Replace defaults elements with a comment indicating the position from which they were removed. .TP 8 .B \-b Comment out the defaults elements. .SH AUTHOR Brendt Wohlberg .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2003\(hy2007 Brendt Wohlberg This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR pmlvalid (1) ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlindex0000755000175000017500000001124111525305126015505 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /bin/sh # This script constructs an HTML index of PhotoML files # Copyright © 2003-2011 Brendt Wohlberg # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License at # http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # Most recent modification: 11 February 2011 # Set up paths to pmltrans and pmlexpand utilities pmlpath="`echo $0 | sed -e 's|/pmlindex||'`/.." pmltransx="$pmlpath/tools/pmltrans" pmlexpandx="$pmlpath/tools/pmlexpand" # Ensure that xsltproc, pmltrans, and pmlexpand are available if [ ! "`which xsltproc 2>/dev/null`" ]; then echo "pmlindex: error executing xstlproc" >&2 exit 1 fi if [ ! -x "$pmltransx" ]; then echo "pmlindex: error executing pmltrans" >&2 exit 1 fi if [ ! -x "$pmlexpandx" ]; then echo "pmlindex: error executing pmlexpand" >&2 exit 1 fi # Function for displaying usage information usage() { cat <&2 usage: pmlindex [-h] [-y] [-s size] (([-e] [-m]) | [-d]) [-p dst-path] infile [infile] ... -h Display usage information -y Group table entries by year -s size Specify primary font size in points -e Include exposure detail column when appropriate -m Include location map when coordinates specified -d Use detailed rather than summary output -p dst-path Path to directory into which output should be written EOF } # Parse command line arguments yflag='' ygp='' sflag='' fsp='' eflag='' mflag='' dflag='' dstpath='.'; while [ $# -ge 1 ]; do case $1 in -y) yflag='-y'; ygp="--stringparam year-group 1" ;; -s) shift; sflag="-s $1"; fsp="--stringparam font-size $1" ;; -e) eflag='-e' ;; -m) mflag='-m' ;; -d) dflag='-d' ;; -p) shift; dstpath=$1 ;; -*) usage; exit 1 ;; *) break ;; esac shift done # Display usage information if appropriate if [ "$1" = '' ]; then usage; exit 1 fi # Make destination directory if necessary mkdir -p $dstpath # Set up paths to support XSL xsl0="$pmlpath/xsl/html/preindex.xsl" xsl1="$pmlpath/xsl/html/index.xsl" # Set up temporary file paths tmpidx="/tmp/pmlindex.idx.$$" tmpexp="/tmp/pmlindex.exp.$$" # Open root element of XML index source file echo "" > $tmpidx # Iterate over all files to be indexed for src in $@; do # Generate error if a file could not be read if [ ! -r "$src" -o ! -f "$src" ]; then echo "pmlindex: could not read file $src" 1>&2 exit 2 fi # Set up path variables srcbase=`basename $src .xml` dst="$dstpath/$srcbase.html" # Apply pmltrans (with defaults expansion) if the HTML # representation of the current PhotoML file does not exist, # or is out of date with respect to its source if [ ! -e "$dst" -o "$src" -nt "$dst" ]; then $pmltransx -x $eflag $mflag $dflag $sflag $src > $dst if [ ! $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "pmlindex: error running pmltrans" 1>&2 rm -f $tmpidx $tmpexp exit 3 fi fi if grep -q '.*//' -e 's/\\-/-/g' -e 's/\>/>/g' -e 's/\</$indexdata"\ >> $tmpidx else # If index data not cached as a comment in the current HTML file, # expand the defaults in the current PhotoML file and determine # them. Insert details of the current PhotoML file in the index # source file, and append the index cache as a comment to the # current HTML file. $pmlexpandx $src $tmpexp if [ ! $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "pmlindex: error running pmlexpand" 1>&2 rm -f $tmpidx $tmpexp exit 4 fi idxsrc=`xsltproc --novalid $xsl0 $tmpexp 2>/dev/null` rm -f $tmpexp echo "$idxsrc" >> $tmpidx indexdata=`echo $idxsrc | tr -d '\n' | sed -e 's/>[ \t]*/\>/g' -e 's/-/\\-/g'` echo "" >> $dst fi done # Close root element of XML index source file echo "" >> $tmpidx # Process XML index source file to generate HTML index xsltproc $ygp $fsp $ecp $xsl1 $tmpidx > "$dstpath/index.html" # Clean up rm -f $tmpidx exit 0 ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmltoxmp.10000644000175000017500000000446211520646327015716 0ustar brendtbrendt.TH pmltrans 1 "28 January" .SH NAME pmltoxmp \(hy convert a PhotoML file to XMP format .SH SYNOPSIS .B pmltoxmp [\fB\-h\fR] [\fB\-n\fR] (([\fB\-o\fR path] [\fB\-s\fR fstr]) | ([\fB\-g\fR fid] [\fB\-f\fR gid])) [\fIxmlfile\fR] .SH DESCRIPTION \fIpmltoxmp\fP is a shell script that calls \fIxsltproc\fP to transform a subset of data in a PhotoML XML file into XMP format. If a single frame is specified for output, it is written to stdout, otherwise a separate output file is written for each frame in the PhotoML file. The primary purpose of conversion to XMP format is to allow a subset of PhotoML data to be included in the metadata of a digital image by using the \fIexiftool\fP utility, which can use XMP data as input. For example, assuming that PhotoML data for roll 2001r12 is in file photoml.xml, and file 2001r22f01n01.jpg is a scan of frame 01 on that roll, the following commands would copy a subset of the PhotoML data into the EXIF metadata of the digital image: .RS .br pmltoxmp -g 2001r12 -f 01 photoml.xml > tmp.xmp .br exiftool -TagsFromFile tmp.xmp 2001r22f01n01.jpg .br .RE .SH OPTIONS \fIpmltoxmp\fP accepts the following options: .TP 8 .B \-h Display usage information. .TP 8 .B \-n Omit the validity test prior to applying the XSL. .TP 8 .B \-o \fIpath\fR Specify the output path. The default value is ".". .TP 8 .B \-s \fIfstr\fR Specify image id format string. This format is used to construct both the EXIF DocumentName value and the output filename (when relevant). Occurrences of "%g" and "%f" in this string are substituted with the group and frame ids respectively. The default value is "%gf%f". .TP 8 .B \-g \fIgid\fR Specify id of group containing frame to convert. .TP 8 .B \-f \fIfid\fR Specify id of frame to convert. .SH AUTHOR Brendt Wohlberg .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2010,2011 Brendt Wohlberg This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR xsltproc (1) .BR exiftool (1) ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmltrans.10000644000175000017500000000314211471543746015676 0ustar brendtbrendt.TH pmltrans 1 "13 November 2010" .SH NAME pmltrans \(hy transform a PhotoML XML file into an HTML description .SH SYNOPSIS .B pmltrans [\fB\-h\fR] [\fB\-f\fR] [\fB\-s\fR size] (([\fB\-e\fR] [\fB\-m\fR]) | [\fB\-d\fR [\fB\-x\fR]]) [\fIxmlfile\fR] .SH DESCRIPTION \fIpmltrans\fP is a shell script that calls \fIxsltproc\fP to transform a PhotoML XML file into an HTML representation. The HTML output is written to stdout. .SH OPTIONS \fIpmltrans\fP accepts the following options: .TP 8 .B \-h Display usage information. .TP 8 .B \-f Omit the validity test prior to applying the XSL. .TP 8 .B \-s size Set the primary font size in points. .TP 8 .B \-e Include a column providing exposure details when these are present in the PhotoML data. .TP 8 .B \-m Include location map when coordinates are specified in the PhotoML data. .TP 8 .B \-d Generate detailed output rather than the default summary output. .TP 8 .B \-x Expand defaults before applying the XSL. If the summary output is used, defaults are expanded even when this option is not selected. .SH AUTHOR Brendt Wohlberg .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2003\(hy2010 Brendt Wohlberg This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR xsltproc (1) ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlcreate.10000644000175000017500000000243611471543614016011 0ustar brendtbrendt.TH pmlcreate 1 "14 January 2008" .SH NAME pmlcreate \(hy construct PhotoML files from a single input file in a simple text format .SH SYNOPSIS .B pmlcreate [\fB\-h\fR] [\fB\-e\fR] [\fB\-x\fR] \fIinputfile\fR .SH DESCRIPTION \fIpmlcreate\fP constructs PhotoML files from a single input file in a simple text format. The input file summarises basic information such as camera body, film, processing, image creation date, and exposure details. The output represents an initial version suitable for further editing. .SH OPTIONS \fIpmlcreate\fP accepts the following options: .TP 8 .B \-h Display usage information. .TP 8 .B \-e Display an example input file. .TP 8 .B \-x Output intermediate XML representation of input file data. .SH AUTHOR Brendt Wohlberg .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2005\(hy2007 Brendt Wohlberg This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR xsltproc (1) ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlgrep.10000644000175000017500000000234611471543710015500 0ustar brendtbrendt.TH pmlgrep 1 "14 January 2008" .SH NAME pmlgrep \(hy provides a grep\(hylike utility for PhotoML files .SH SYNOPSIS .B pmlgrep [\fB\-h\fR] [\fB\-e\fR] [\fB\-p\fR] [\fB\-x\fR xpath] [\fB\-s\fR regex] ... [\fB\-s\fR regex] \fIxmlfile\fR [\fIxmlfile\fR] ... .SH DESCRIPTION \fIpmlgrep\fP is a shell script that supports the use of xgrep on PhotoML files. .SH OPTIONS \fIpmlgrep\fP accepts the following options: .TP 8 .B \-h Display usage information. .TP 8 .B \-e Expand defaults before searching. .TP 8 .B \-p Use perl regular expressions. .TP 8 .B \-x xpath Find nodes matching xpath. .TP 8 .B \-s regex Find nodes matching custom syntax used by xgrep. .SH AUTHOR Brendt Wohlberg .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2003\(hy2007 Brendt Wohlberg This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR pmlexpand (1), .BR xgrep (1) ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlupgrade0000755000175000017500000002770211460345610016036 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /usr/bin/perl # This script upgrades PhotoML files to the most recent DTD versions # Copyright © 2003-2010 Brendt Wohlberg # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License at # http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # Most recent modification: 22 October 2010 use strict; use File::Basename; use File::Copy; use Getopt::Std; # Set up path variables my $pmlpath = dirname($0) . "/.."; my $xsl = "$pmlpath/xsl/upgrade"; my $tmp = '/tmp'; if (-r '/etc/xml/catalog' and $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'} eq '') { $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'} = "/etc/xml/catalog"; } $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'} = "$pmlpath/dtd/catalog.xml " . $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'}; undef $ENV{'SGML_CATALOG_FILES'}; # Ensure xsltproc and xmllint are available die "pmlupgrade: error executing xstlproc\n" if (`which xsltproc 2>/dev/null` eq ''); die "pmlupgrade: error executing xmllint\n" if (`which xmllint 2>/dev/null` eq ''); my $ustr = <{'h'}) { print STDERR "$ustr"; exit(0); } die "$ustr" if (@ARGV == 0); # Declare variables used within main loop my $nerr = 0; my ($x, $tmp0, $tmp1, $tflag, $trans, $cmd, $dtd, $root, $path, $sra); my ($dtdcl, $dtpub, $dttyp, $dtver, $dtint); # Work through each file specified on the command line foreach $x ( @ARGV ) { # Ensure current file is readable if (! -r $x) { warn "pmlupgrade: could not read file $x\n"; $nerr++; next; } # Determine document type information $dtdcl = getdoctyp($x); $dtpub = getdtpub($dtdcl); ($dttyp,$dtver) = getpubtypver($dtpub); $dtint = getdtint($dtdcl); # Determine the relevant DTD and skip to next file if not recognised if ($dttyp eq "PhotoML") { $dtd = 'photo'; $root = 'photo'; } elsif ($dttyp eq "DigImageML") { $dtd = 'digim'; $root = 'digimage'; } else { warn "pmlupgrade: unrecognised document type for file $x\n"; $nerr++; $dtd = ''; next; } warn "Upgrading $x\n"; $path = dirname($x); # Flag indicating whether current file has been transformed $tflag = 0; # Find the relevant XSL upgrade transform $trans = `find $xsl -name "$dtd-$dtver-*.xsl"`; chomp($trans); # Temporary file names $tmp0 = "$tmp/upgrade.$$.0.xml"; $tmp1 = "$tmp/upgrade.$$.1.xml"; # If DTD is one of the versions with ISOlat1 and ISOlat2 character # entity references, convert them to the corresponding numeric # character references if ($dtver <= "0.11") { substncr($x, $tmp0); } else { copy($x,$tmp0); } $sra = ($opts->{'n'})?"'s/\&/\&/g'":"'s/\\&\\([^#]\\)/\\&\\1/g'"; # Increment version numbers while transforms available while ($trans ne '') { # Preprocessing to prevent namespace errors (since the DTD, in # which the namespace prefixes are defined, is not loaded), and to # prevent parsing and replacement of entity definitions. $cmd = "sed -e 's|<$root>|<$root xmlns:xlink=\"http://www.w3.org". "/1999/xlink\">|g' -e $sra $tmp0 > $tmp1"; system($cmd); move($tmp1,$tmp0); # Remove invalid namespace prefix from merge reject PI when upgrading # from DTD version 0.12 if ($dtver == "0.12") { $cmd = "sed -e 's|<\?merge:reject|<\?merge-reject|g' $tmp0 > $tmp1"; system($cmd); move($tmp1,$tmp0); } # Apply the XSL transform $cmd = "xsltproc --path $path --novalid -o $tmp1 $trans $tmp0"; system($cmd); move($tmp1,$tmp0); # In applying the last upgrade for digim files, the root element # is changed to photo $root = 'photo' if ($dtd eq 'digim' && $dtver eq '0.02'); # Undo preprocessing changes $cmd = "sed -e 's|<$root xmlns:xlink=\"http://www.w3.org/1999/". "xlink\">|<$root>|g' -e 's/\&/\\&/g' $tmp0 > $tmp1"; system($cmd); move($tmp1,$tmp0); # Find the next relevant XSL transform if ($trans =~ /-([\d\.]+)\.xsl$/) { $dtver = $1; } else { die "pmlupgrade: error in accessing upgrade XSL transforms\n"; } $trans = `find $xsl -name "$dtd-$dtver-*.xsl"`; chomp($trans); $tflag = 1; } # If an upgrade transform has been applied, insert the internal # subset removed by XSL processing, and validate the result if ($tflag == 1) { setdtint($dtint, $tmp0, "$x.tmp"); $cmd = "xmllint --valid --noout $x.tmp 2>/dev/null"; if (!system($cmd)) { move($x, "$x.bak"); move("$x.tmp",$x); } else { move("$x.tmp","$x.fail"); warn "pmlupgrade: validity error in upgrading file $x\n"; $nerr++; } } # Remove temporary files unlink($tmp0); unlink($tmp1); } exit ($nerr > 0)?1:0; # Parse strings delimited by (possibly nested) angle brackets sub abmatch { my $fh = shift; my $lt = shift; my $mt = ''; my $line; my $n = 1; while ($n > 0) { while (($lt !~ /<|>/) and ($line = <$fh>)) { $lt .= $line; } if ($lt =~ /<|>/) { $mt .= $` . $&; $lt = $'; $n = ($& eq ">")?($n-1):($n+1); } else { return undef; } } return $mt; } # Extract the document type declaration from an XML file sub getdoctyp { my $fn = shift; my $line; open(FH, "< $fn"); my $fh = *FH; while ($line = <$fh>) { last if ($line =~ /; close(FH); $ft =~ s/(]+)>/$1 \[$iss\]>/; open(FH, ">$fn1") or return undef; print FH $ft; close(FH); return 1; } # Replace ISOlat1 and ISOlat2 character entity references with the # corresponding numeric character references sub substncr { my $fn0 = shift; my $fn1 = shift; open(IFH, "<$fn0") or return undef; open(OFH, ">$fn1") or return undef; my $line; while ($line = ) { $line =~ s/\&([^\;]+)\;/@{[getncr($1)]}/g; print OFH $line; } close(OFH); close(IFH); return 1; } # Convert ISOlat1 and ISOlat2 character entity references to numeric # character references, returning other entity references unchanged sub getncr { my $cer = shift; my $ncr = {"Agrave" => "À", "Aacute" => "Á", "Acirc" => "Â", "Atilde" => "Ã" , "Auml" => "Ä" , "Aring" => "Å" , "AElig" => "Æ" , "Ccedil" => "Ç" , "Egrave" => "È" , "Eacute" => "É" , "Ecirc" => "Ê" , "Euml" => "Ë" , "Igrave" => "Ì" , "Iacute" => "Í" , "Icirc" => "Î" , "Iuml" => "Ï" , "ETH" => "Ð" , "Ntilde" => "Ñ" , "Ograve" => "Ò" , "Oacute" => "Ó" , "Ocirc" => "Ô" , "Otilde" => "Õ" , "Ouml" => "Ö" , "Oslash" => "Ø" , "Ugrave" => "Ù" , "Uacute" => "Ú" , "Ucirc" => "Û" , "Uuml" => "Ü" , "Yacute" => "Ý" , "THORN" => "Þ" , "szlig" => "ß" , "agrave" => "à" , "aacute" => "á" , "acirc" => "â" , "atilde" => "ã" , "auml" => "ä" , "aring" => "å" , "aelig" => "æ" , "ccedil" => "ç" , "egrave" => "è" , "eacute" => "é" , "ecirc" => "ê" , "euml" => "ë" , "igrave" => "ì" , "iacute" => "í" , "icirc" => "î" , "iuml" => "ï" , "eth" => "ð" , "ntilde" => "ñ" , "ograve" => "ò" , "oacute" => "ó" , "ocirc" => "ô" , "otilde" => "õ" , "ouml" => "ö" , "oslash" => "ø" , "ugrave" => "ù" , "uacute" => "ú" , "ucirc" => "û" , "uuml" => "ü" , "yacute" => "ý" , "thorn" => "þ" , "yuml" => "ÿ" , "Amacr" => "Ā", "amacr" => "ā", "Abreve" => "Ă", "abreve" => "ă", "Aogon" => "Ą", "aogon" => "ą", "Cacute" => "Ć", "cacute" => "ć", "Ccirc" => "Ĉ", "ccirc" => "ĉ", "Cdot" => "Ċ", "cdot" => "ċ", "Ccaron" => "Č", "ccaron" => "č", "Dcaron" => "Ď", "dcaron" => "ď", "Dstrok" => "Đ", "dstrok" => "đ", "Emacr" => "Ē", "emacr" => "ē", "Edot" => "Ė", "edot" => "ė", "Eogon" => "Ę", "eogon" => "ę", "Ecaron" => "Ě", "ecaron" => "ě", "Gcirc" => "Ĝ", "gcirc" => "ĝ", "Gbreve" => "Ğ", "gbreve" => "ğ", "Gdot" => "Ġ", "gdot" => "ġ", "Gcedil" => "Ģ", "Hcirc" => "Ĥ", "hcirc" => "ĥ", "Hstrok" => "Ħ", "hstrok" => "ħ", "Itilde" => "Ĩ", "itilde" => "ĩ", "Imacr" => "Ī", "imacr" => "ī", "Iogon" => "Į", "iogon" => "į", "Idot" => "İ", "inodot" => "ı", "IJlig" => "IJ", "ijlig" => "ij", "Jcirc" => "Ĵ", "jcirc" => "ĵ", "Kcedil" => "Ķ", "kcedil" => "ķ", "kgreen" => "ĸ", "Lacute" => "Ĺ", "Lmidot" => "Ĺ", "lacute" => "ĺ", "Lcedil" => "Ļ", "lcedil" => "ļ", "Lcaron" => "Ľ", "lcaron" => "ľ", "lmidot" => "ŀ", "Lstrok" => "Ł", "lstrok" => "ł", "Nacute" => "Ń", "nacute" => "ń", "Ncedil" => "Ņ", "ncedil" => "ņ", "Ncaron" => "Ň", "ncaron" => "ň", "napos" => "ʼn", "ENG" => "Ŋ", "eng" => "ŋ", "Omacr" => "Ō", "omacr" => "ō", "Odblac" => "Ő", "odblac" => "ő", "OElig" => "Œ", "oelig" => "œ", "Racute" => "Ŕ", "racute" => "ŕ", "Rcedil" => "Ŗ", "rcedil" => "ŗ", "Rcaron" => "Ř", "rcaron" => "ř", "Sacute" => "Ś", "sacute" => "ś", "scirc" => "Ŝ", "Scirc" => "ŝ", "Scedil" => "Ş", "scedil" => "ş", "Scaron" => "Š", "scaron" => "š", "tcedil" => "Ţ", "Tcedil" => "ţ", "Tcaron" => "Ť", "tcaron" => "ť", "Tstrok" => "Ŧ", "tstrok" => "ŧ", "Utilde" => "Ũ", "utilde" => "ũ", "Umacr" => "Ū", "umacr" => "ū", "Ubreve" => "Ŭ", "ubreve" => "ŭ", "Uring" => "Ů", "uring" => "ů", "Udblac" => "Ű", "udblac" => "ű", "Uogon" => "Ų", "uogon" => "ų", "Wcirc" => "Ŵ", "wcirc" => "ŵ", "Ycirc" => "Ŷ", "ycirc" => "ŷ", "Yuml" => "Ÿ", "Zacute" => "Ź", "zacute" => "ź", "Zdot" => "Ż", "zdot" => "ż", "Zcaron" => "Ž", "zcaron" => "ž", "gacute" => "ǵ"}; my $val = $ncr->{$cer}; return (defined $val)?$val:"&$cer;"; } ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlindex.10000644000175000017500000000322211525305206015640 0ustar brendtbrendt.TH pmlindex 1 "11 February 2011" .SH NAME pmlindex \(hy constructs an HTML index of PhotoML files .SH SYNOPSIS .B pmlindex [\fB\-h\fR] [\fB\-y\fR] [\fB\-s\fR size] (([\fB\-e\fR] [\fB\-m\fR]) | [\fB\-d\fR]) [\fB\-p\fR dst\(hypath] \fIxmlfile\fR [\fIxmlfile\fR] ... .SH DESCRIPTION \fIpmlindex\fP is a shell script that builds an indexed set of HTML descriptions of the PhotoML files provided as command line arguments. If an HTML descriptions exists, it is only reconstructed if it has an older time stamp than the corresponding PhotoML file. .SH OPTIONS \fIpmlindex\fP accepts the following options: .TP 8 .B \-h Display usage information. .TP 8 .B \-y Group table entries by year. .TP 8 .B \-s size Set the primary font size in points. .TP 8 .B \-e Include a column providing exposure details when these are present in the PhotoML data. .TP 8 .B \-m Include location map when coordinates are specified in the PhotoML data. .TP 8 .B \-d Generate detailed output rather than the default summary output. .TP 8 .B \-p dst\(hypath Specify the destination path for the HTML files. .SH AUTHOR Brendt Wohlberg .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2003\(hy2011 Brendt Wohlberg This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR pmlexpand (1), .BR pmltrans (1) ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmldigital0000755000175000017500000002140611413377211016017 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /usr/bin/perl # This script constructs PhotoML descriptions from the EXIF data in # JPEG images from digital cameras # Copyright © 2005-2010 Brendt Wohlberg # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License at # http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # Most recent modification: 18 April 2010 use strict; use File::Basename; use File::Temp qw(tmpnam); use Getopt::Std; use Date::Manip; use Image::ExifTool; # Set up path variables my $pmlpath = dirname($0) . "/.."; my $xsl = "$pmlpath/xsl/misc/digital.xsl"; my $tmp = '/tmp'; if (-r '/etc/xml/catalog' and $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'} eq '') { $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'} = "/etc/xml/catalog"; } $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'} = "$pmlpath/dtd/catalog.xml " . $ENV{'XML_CATALOG_FILES'}; undef $ENV{'SGML_CATALOG_FILES'}; # Define list of extracted EXIF tags my $exftgs0 = [ 'ApertureValue', 'BitsPerSample', 'BitDepth', 'City', 'ColorGain', 'ColorSpace', 'Country', 'CreateDate', 'DateTimeOriginal', 'DigitalGEM', 'DigitalICE', 'DigitalROC', 'ExposureCompensation', 'ExposureMode', 'ExposureTime', 'FileSource', 'FilmType', 'Flash', 'FlashExposureComp', 'FNumber', 'FocalLength', 'FocalLengthIn35mmFormat', 'FocusDistance', 'GPSAltitude', 'GPSAltitudeRef', 'GPSLatitude', 'GPSLatitudeRef', 'GPSLongitude', 'GPSLongitudeRef', 'GPSMapDatum', 'ImageDepth', 'ImageHeight', 'ImageWidth', 'InteropIndex', 'ISO', 'LensID', 'Location', 'Make', 'MasterGain', 'MeteringMode', 'Model', 'ModifyDate', 'MultiSample', 'OwnerName', 'ShutterSpeedValue', 'Software', 'State', 'SubjectDistance' ]; my $exftgs1 = [ @$exftgs0 ]; # Add tags exluded from list used for XMP processing push @$exftgs1, ('FileType', 'MimeType'); # Ensure imageinfo, md5sum, dcraw, and xsltproc are available die "pmldigital: error executing imageinfo\n" if (`which imageinfo 2>/dev/null` eq ''); die "pmldigital: error executing md5sum\n" if (`which md5sum 2>/dev/null` eq ''); die "pmldigital: error executing dcraw\n" if (`which dcraw 2>/dev/null` eq ''); die "pmldigital: error executing xstlproc\n" if (`which xsltproc 2>/dev/null` eq ''); # Parse command line switches my $ustr = <{'h'} or @ARGV == 0 or (defined $options->{'s'} and defined $options->{'g'})); my $flags = {'base' => defined $options->{'b'}, 'hash' => !defined $options->{'f'}, 'scan' => defined $options->{'d'}, 'rskp' => defined $options->{'r'}, 'xmps' => defined $options->{'x'}, 'stid' => defined $options->{'s'}}; my $gattr = ''; $gattr = " group-id=\"" . $options->{'g'} . "\"" if defined ($options->{'g'}); my $exifout = defined ($options->{'i'}); my $dtdl; if (defined $options->{'t'}) { Date_Init("DateFormat=non-US"); $dtdl = ParseDateDelta($options->{'t'}); die "pmldigital: invalid date/time offset " . $options->{'t'} . "\n" if ($dtdl eq ''); } my $rbase = {}; my ($file,$base,$path,$sffx); foreach $file ( @ARGV ) { die "pmldigital: file $file does not exist\n" if (! -f $file); die "pmldigital: file $file is not readable\n" if (! -r $file); ($base,$path,$sffx) = fileparse($file, qr/\.[^.]*/); $sffx = lc($sffx); $rbase->{$base} = 1 if ($sffx eq '.nef' or $sffx eq '.crw'); } # Set output to stdout or pipe to xsltproc depending on command line flags my $of; if ($exifout) { $of = \*STDOUT; } else { open(OPH, "| xsltproc $xsl -") or die "pmldigital: pipe open failed\n"; $of = \*OPH; } print $of "\n\n"; my ($exif, $tgls, $info, $tag, $grp, $elt, $gid, $fid, $iid, $satr, $hatr, $fhsh, $ihsh, $inam, $dupl); foreach $file ( @ARGV ) { # Parse filename into components ($base,$path,$sffx) = fileparse($file, qr/\.[^.]*/); # Check for skip of JPEG with same basename as a raw file next if ($flags->{'rskp'} and lc($sffx) eq '.jpg' and defined $rbase->{$base}); # Check for skip of XMP files next if ($flags->{'xmps'} and lc($sffx) eq '.xmp'); # Set tag duplication flag for NEF files $dupl = (lc($sffx) eq '.nef')?0:1; # Set group/frame/image id attribute strings $gid = ''; $fid = ''; $iid = ''; if ($flags->{'stid'}) { if ($flags->{'scan'} and basename($file) =~ /^(\d{4}[rs]\d+)f(\d+)v(\d+)\./) { $gid = " group-id=\"$1\""; $fid = " frame-id=\"$2\""; $iid = " image-id=\"$3\""; } elsif (basename($file) =~ /^(\d{4}d\d+)f(\d+)v\d+\./) { $gid = " group-id=\"$1\""; $fid = " frame-id=\"$2\""; } } # Set scan identifier attribute my $satr = ($flags->{'scan'})?' scan="yes"':''; my $inam = ($flags->{'base'})?basename($file):$file; # Initialise tags hash my $tgs = {}; # Check for and process XMP files if ($flags->{'xmps'}) { my $xmpf = $path . $base . ".xmp"; if (-f $xmpf) { $exif = new Image::ExifTool; @$tgls = @$exftgs0; $info = $exif->ImageInfo($xmpf, $tgls, {PrintConv => 1, CoordFormat => "%.8f", Group1 => '-IFD1'}); gettags($info,$dtdl,$tgs); } } # Construct ExifTool object for image file $exif = new Image::ExifTool; $path = $file; if ($path =~ /\.bz2$/) { $path = qq{bzip2 -dc "$path" |}; } # Pass in a copy because the tag list is modified @$tgls = @$exftgs1; $info = $exif->ImageInfo($path, $tgls, {PrintConv => 1, DateFormat => "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", CoordFormat => "%.8f", Group1 => '-IFD1', Duplicates => $dupl}); # Close pipe and exit with error if non-image file encountered if (scalar keys %$info == 0) { print $of "\n"; close(OPH) if (!$exifout); die "pmldigital: $file is not an image file\n"; } # Extract EXIF tags from image file gettags($info,$dtdl,$tgs); # Set hash attribute strings if ($flags->{'hash'}) { ($fhsh, $ihsh) = gethash($file,$info->{'MIMEType'}); $hatr = " file-hash=\"$fhsh\" image-hash=\"$ihsh\""; } else { $hatr = ""; } # Output collected tags in XML format print $of " \n"; my $val; foreach $elt (sort keys %$tgs) { $val = $tgs->{$elt}; print $of " <$elt>$val\n"; } print $of " \n"; } print $of "\n"; # Close output if it is a pipe (rather than stdout) close(OPH) if (!$exifout); exit 0; # Extract and process EXIF tags in ExifTool ImageInfo output format sub gettags { my $info = shift; my $dtdl = shift; my $tags = shift; my ($tag,$grp,$elt,$val,$date); foreach $tag (sort keys %$info) { $grp = $exif->GetGroup($tag); $elt = "$grp.".Image::ExifTool::GetTagName($tag); # Check for necessity of applying date offset if (defined $dtdl and $elt =~ /Date/) { $date = $info->{$tag}; if ($date =~ /(\d{4}):(\d{2}):(\d{2})\s+(.*)/) { $date = "$1-$2-$3 $4"; } $val = UnixDate(DateCalc($date, $dtdl),'%Y:%m:%d %H:%M:%S'); print $of " \n"; } else { $val = $info->{$tag}; } # Apply necessary changes to tag value $val =~ s/\s+$//; # Remove trailing spaces $val =~ s/\&/&/g; # Convert & to & # Insert tag into tag hash data structure $tags->{$elt} = $val if (!defined $tags->{$elt}); } } # Get md5 hash data from specified file by using dcraw or imageinfo, # and md5sum sub gethash { my $path = shift; my $mtyp = shift; my $fhash = `md5sum $path | awk '{printf("%s",\$1)}'`; my $ipth; if ($mtyp eq 'image/x-raw') { $ipth = tmpnam(); my $cmd = "dcraw -d -c $path > $ipth"; system($cmd); # Should be more careful here } else { $ipth = $path; } my $ihash = `imageinfo --md5hash $ipth 2>/dev/null`; unlink $ipth if ($mtyp eq 'image/x-raw'); return ($fhash, $ihash); } ./photoml-0.28/tools/Makefile.in0000644000175000017500000000403511471637477016030 0ustar brendtbrendt# Makefile for PhotoML command line tools # Most recent modification: 19 November 2010 prefix = @prefix@ exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@ datarootdir = @datarootdir@ datadir = @datadir@/photoml dtddir = ${datadir}/dtd bindir = @bindir@ mandir = @mandir@ INSTALL = @INSTALL@ SHELL = @SH@ PERL = @PERL@ RM = @RM@ PHOTOMLCATALOG = \"${datadir}/catalog.xml\" SCRIPTS = pmlvalid pmlexpand pmltrans pmlupgrade pmlindex pmlgrep \ pmldigital pmlcreate pmltoxmp MANSRC = pmlvalid.1 pmlexpand.1 pmltrans.1 pmlupgrade.1 pmlindex.1 pmlgrep.1\ pmldigital.1 pmlcreate.1 pmltoxmp.1 TESTDEPEND = pmlcreate ../xsl/misc/create.xsl\ pmlvalid ../xsl/misc/valid.xsl ../dtd/photo.dtd .PHONY: all check test clean install uninstall .SUFFIXES: .1 .html all: check: test test: .test.stamp .test.stamp: ${TESTDEPEND} @(cd test && ./runtests) @touch .test.stamp clean: @${RM} -f .test.stamp install: @echo "Installing executables in ${DESTDIR}${bindir}" @if [ ! -d ${DESTDIR}${bindir} ]; \ then ${INSTALL} -d ${DESTDIR}${bindir}; \ fi; \ for s in ${SCRIPTS}; do \ sed -e 's+pmlpath *=[^;]*+pmlpath=\"${datadir}\"+' \ -e 's+pmlvalidx *=[^;]*+pmlvalidx=\"${bindir}/pmlvalid\"+' \ -e 's+pmltransx *=[^;]*+pmltransx=\"${bindir}/pmltrans\"+' \ -e 's+pmlexpandx *=[^;]*+pmlexpandx=\"${bindir}/pmlexpand\"+' \ -e 's|/usr/bin/perl|${PERL}|' $$s > script.tmp; \ ${INSTALL} -m 755 script.tmp ${DESTDIR}${bindir}/$$s; \ ${RM} script.tmp; \ done @echo "Installing man pages in ${DESTDIR}${mandir}" @if [ ! -d ${DESTDIR}${mandir} ]; then \ ${INSTALL} -d ${DESTDIR}${mandir}; \ fi; \ if [ ! -d ${DESTDIR}${mandir}/man1 ]; \ then ${INSTALL} -d ${DESTDIR}${mandir}/man1; \ fi; \ ${INSTALL} -m 644 ${MANSRC} ${DESTDIR}${mandir}/man1 uninstall: @echo "Uninstalling executables in ${DESTDIR}${bindir}" @for exe in ${SCRIPTS}; do\ ${RM} -f ${DESTDIR}${bindir}/$$exe;\ done;\ ${RM} -f ${DESTDIR}${bindir}/pmltrans;\ echo "Uninstalling man pages in ${mandir}" @for man in ${MANSRC}; do\ ${RM} -f ${DESTDIR}${mandir}/man1/$$man;\ done ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmltrans0000755000175000017500000000545511362604631015541 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /bin/sh # This script constructs HTML views of PhotoML files # Copyright © 2003-2010 Brendt Wohlberg # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License at # http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # Most recent modification: 18 April 2010 pmlpath="`echo $0 | sed -e 's|/pmltrans||'`/.." pmlvalidx="$pmlpath/tools/pmlvalid" if [ ! "`which xsltproc 2>/dev/null`" ]; then echo "pmltrans: error executing xstlproc" >&2 exit 1 fi usage() { cat <&2 usage: pmltrans [-h] [-f] [-s size] (([-e] [-m]) | [-d [-x]]) infile -h Display usage information -f Omit validity test -s size Specify primary font size in points -e Include exposure detail column when appropriate -m Include location map when coordinates specified -d Use detailed rather than summary output -x Expand defaults before applying the XSL EOF } fsparam='' ecparam='' lmparam='' novalid=0 summary=1 expand=0 while [ $# -ge 1 ]; do case $1 in -s) shift; fsparam="--stringparam font-size $1" ;; -f) novalid=1 ;; -e) ecparam="--stringparam disp-exposure 1" ;; -m) lmparam="--stringparam disp-map 1" ;; -d) summary=0 ;; -x) expand=1 ;; -*) usage; exit 1 ;; *) infile=$1; break ;; esac shift done if [ "$infile" = '' ]; then usage; exit 1 fi if [ ! -f "$infile" -o ! -r "$infile" ]; then echo pmltrans: could not open file $infile >&2 exit 1 fi if [ $novalid -eq 0 ]; then if ! $pmlvalidx "$infile" 2>/dev/null; then echo pmltrans: validity error in file $infile >&2 exit 2 fi fi dtdpub=`grep DOCTYPE $infile | grep -o -e '-\/\/.*EN'`; dtdtyp=`echo $dtdpub | grep -o -e '//DTD[^/]*//' | cut -d ' ' -f 2` if [ "$dtdtyp" != 'PhotoML' ]; then echo "pmltrans: input document type $dtdtyp not recognised" >&2 exit 3 fi edxsl=$pmlpath/xsl/defaults/expand.xsl if [ $summary -eq 0 ]; then xsl=$pmlpath/xsl/html/detailed.xsl else expand=1 xsl=$pmlpath/xsl/html/summary.xsl fi if [ -r /etc/xml/catalog -a "$XML_CATALOG_FILES" = '' ]; then XML_CATALOG_FILES=/etc/xml/catalog fi XML_CATALOG_FILES="$pmlpath/dtd/catalog.xml $XML_CATALOG_FILES" export XML_CATALOG_FILES unset SGML_CATALOG_FILES tmpfile="/tmp/pmltrans.$$" if [ $expand -eq 1 ]; then xsltproc $fsparam $ecparam $lmparam -o $tmpfile $edxsl $infile infile=$tmpfile fi xsltproc $fsparam $ecparam $lmparam $xsl $infile status=$? if [ -f "$tmpfile" ]; then rm -f $tmpfile fi exit $status ./photoml-0.28/tools/test/0000755000175000017500000000000011530542510014713 5ustar brendtbrendt./photoml-0.28/tools/test/2004d05f001.jpg0000644000175000017500000002024311361730562016713 0ustar brendtbrendtJFIFExifII* z(2ijCanonCanon PowerShot A802004:08:27 12:40:080220>Rn v~  I |nf01004$,2004:08:27 12:40:082004:08:27 12:40:08 k < _ .t"$08p xAB  4 "\@ a Dk/p0 &fff)))IMG:PowerShot A80 JPEGFirmware Version 1.00Digicam OwnerD D  XII*"@R980100( * @B$`  @b!    !#"! $)4,$'1'-=-167:::"*?D>8B3796    OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOx! }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?B/o<2LnpPIzTLUٷu >a{.%Oizԓ[xI.N !Z஝o&e94FʧT5<:lT#"X؅3e_V j5 'psHjǎ+O>h/+-*³~IQK]c͵~=1a1r\Ke$㌨nzҙe%1ɢH6gRܰG)B67'ҪoܝXZԬo3sqS=?Msj0Ρe(ᶺ^ikϰTjM+u:R]:\߇6t,8q~dT.H=9 hqQKd0#ߨo,%sZ 6 mp^k;=KC612-&=z˧hBA z/ː]rϷRՌ;ɇ Q#Bg}Z/ocF)*#sDaPMDz_{2 (bIcM8-Qw1;sZ&4>[I/q7v427erN:;ZDzUqОoNbM-~Me[yͪ8SbOr5 "IlPpkʯKI|VdPƥs*2ⴤsW#FO~U@5sMwS1ܱnlu>#m44#$6T+ _P_Ru. ppL+㝤qڻr Xcnrޤ|8UY[9*.& F^G=  i:u?ȧװ}ڏ2̲J7Cۏ–vn+ec_ڮ~!BU_0`XP῞*T/ϣ%1p鵣Tgjrsg9J4zN9`%ipF2áTս7C"4$AW(?NL*iy-58,OvhMIqUAOJNKSYJ˪3\WcAyپ9Ȗk kՂ^sui1CAI\SXNRlyp[n= ]3.LwDM@ݓ7A?(#|VX*ӣo)YUp%2VS2"b]"ltOO;ta\r&SF;D' <^Jϯ/_ЖP%.'ƔDB *2{SwIw:tpSƅH.'lL#=zjZpeg@#Ͻpݧn=~Bm|ϿzM4 AV]n,0[ v~]DO2MuO[GbrFy'Ӑ#yzbVMj?.zƀ,[CI200pP7YUWRrG5hYaq+?)oΓ%W{X$NHc)bFg&48MrO|}+EY_,R0v 0.4 G <\+򲾹SڶqfӒ?ո9ff )<lS&X5 e_18!HVn=Ʊq{m+JsJmw敼j򔬻D Տ=~{淟Z63^b$ٷcxL8? 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See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # Most recent modification: 14 January 2008 pmlpath="`echo $0 | sed -e 's|/pmlgrep||'`/.." if [ ! "`which xsltproc 2>/dev/null`" ]; then echo "pmlgrep: error executing xstlproc" >&2 exit 1 fi if [ ! "`which xgrep 2>/dev/null`" ]; then echo "pmlgrep: error executing xgrep" >&2 exit 1 fi usage() { cat <&2 usage: pmlgrep [-h] [-e] [-p] [-x xpath] [-s regex] ... [-s regex] infile [infile] ... -h Display usage information -e Expand defaults before searching -p Use perl regular expressions -x xpath Find nodes matching xpath -s regex Find nodes matching custom syntax used by xgrep EOF } xflags='' expand=0 while [ $# -ge 1 ]; do case $1 in -e) expand=1 ;; -p) xflags="$xflags -p" ;; -x) shift; xflags="$xflags -x $1" ;; -s) shift; xflags="$xflags -s $1" ;; -*) usage; exit 1 ;; *) break ;; esac shift done if [ "$1" = '' ]; then usage; exit 1 fi xsl=$pmlpath/xsl/defaults/expand.xsl if [ -r /etc/xml/catalog -a "$XML_CATALOG_FILES" = '' ]; then XML_CATALOG_FILES=/etc/xml/catalog fi XML_CATALOG_FILES="$pmlpath/dtd/catalog.xml $XML_CATALOG_FILES" export XML_CATALOG_FILES unset SGML_CATALOG_FILES if [ $expand -eq 1 ]; then tmpfile="/tmp/pmlgrep.$$" for src in $@; do if [ ! -f "$src" -o ! -r "$src" ]; then echo "pmlgrep: could not open file $src" >&2 exit 1 fi xsltproc -o $tmpfile $xsl $src xgrep -c "$pmlpath/dtd/catalog.xml" $xflags $tmpfile done rm -f $tmpfile else xgrep -c "$pmlpath/dtd/catalog.xml" $xflags $@ fi exit 0 ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmlvalid.10000644000175000017500000000212711471544000015630 0ustar brendtbrendt.TH pmlvalid 1 "14 January 2008" .SH NAME pmlvalid \(hy validate PhotoML XML files .SH SYNOPSIS .B pmlvalid [\fB\-h\fR] \fIxmlfile\fR [\fIxmlfile\fR] ... .SH DESCRIPTION \fIpmlvalid\fP performs a two\(hystage check on PhotoML XML files. The first stage consists of a call to \fIxmllint\fP for validation against the DTD, and the second stage checks a number of additional data\(hytype and id uniqueness requirements. .SH OPTIONS \fIpmlvalid\fP accepts the following options: .TP 8 .B \-h Display usage information. .SH AUTHOR Brendt Wohlberg .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2005\(hy2007 Brendt Wohlberg This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR xmllint (1), .BR xsltproc (1) ./photoml-0.28/tools/pmltoxmp0000755000175000017500000000666011520646043015557 0ustar brendtbrendt#! /bin/sh # This script converts PhotoML files to XMP format # Copyright © 2010,2011 Brendt Wohlberg # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License at # http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU # General Public License for more details. # Most recent modification: 28 January 2011 pmlpath="`echo $0 | sed -e 's|/pmltoxmp||'`/.." pmlvalidx="$pmlpath/tools/pmlvalid" if [ ! "`which xsltproc 2>/dev/null`" ]; then echo "pmltoxmp: error executing xstlproc" >&2 exit 1 fi usage() { cat <&2 usage: pmltoxmp [-h] [-n] ([-o path] [-s fstr] | [-f fid] [-g gid]) infile -h Display usage information -n Omit validity test -o path Specify output path -s istr Specify image id string format -f fid Specify id of frame to convert -g gid Specify id of group containing frame to convert EOF } op='' ff='' fp='' gp='' novalid=0 while [ $# -ge 1 ]; do case $1 in -n) novalid=1 ;; -o) shift; op="$1" ;; -s) shift; ff="$1" ;; -f) shift; fp="$1" ;; -g) shift; gp="$1" ;; -*) usage; exit 1 ;; *) infile=$1; break ;; esac shift done if [ \( "$op" != '' -o "$ff" != '' \) -a \( "$fp" != '' -o "$gp" != '' \) ]; then usage; exit 1 fi if [ "$infile" = '' ]; then usage; exit 1 fi if [ ! -f "$infile" -o ! -r "$infile" ]; then echo pmltoxmp: could not open file $infile >&2 exit 2 fi dtdpub=`grep DOCTYPE $infile | grep -o -e '-\/\/.*EN'`; dtdtyp=`echo $dtdpub | grep -o -e '//DTD[^/]*//' | cut -d ' ' -f 2` if [ "$dtdtyp" != 'PhotoML' ]; then echo "pmltoxmp: input document type $dtdtyp not recognised" >&2 exit 3 fi if [ $novalid -eq 0 ]; then if ! $pmlvalidx "$infile" 2>/dev/null; then echo pmltoxmp: validity error in file $infile >&2 exit 4 fi fi if [ "$ff" != '' ]; then # Ensure that image id format string does not contain a path component ff=`echo $ff | sed -e 's|^.*/||'`".xmp" ffparam="--stringparam idstring-format $ff" fi fpparam='' if [ "$fp" != '' ]; then fpparam="--stringparam fid-param $fp" fi gpparam='' if [ "$gp" != '' ]; then gpparam="--stringparam gid-param $gp" fi if [ -r /etc/xml/catalog -a "$XML_CATALOG_FILES" = '' ]; then XML_CATALOG_FILES=/etc/xml/catalog fi XML_CATALOG_FILES="$pmlpath/dtd/catalog.xml $XML_CATALOG_FILES" export XML_CATALOG_FILES unset SGML_CATALOG_FILES edxsl=$pmlpath/xsl/defaults/expand.xsl txxsl=$pmlpath/xsl/misc/xmp.xsl tmpin="/tmp/pmltoxmp.in.$$" xsltproc $fsparam $ecparam $lmparam -o $tmpin $edxsl $infile if [ "$fp" = '' -a "$gp" = '' ]; then tmpout="/tmp/pmltoxmp.out.$$" mkdir -p $tmpout opparam="--stringparam output-path $tmpout/" xsltproc $opparam $ffparam $txxsl $tmpin if [ "$op" = '' ]; then op='.' else op=`echo $op | sed -e 's|/$||'` fi nf=`ls $tmpout/*.xmp 2>/dev/null | wc -l` if [ $nf -gt 0 ]; then for f in $tmpout/*.xmp; do b=`basename $f` if [ -f "$b" ]; then echo Warning: skipping output "$op/$b" - file exists else mv "$f" "$op" fi done fi else xsltproc $fpparam $gpparam $txxsl $tmpin fi status=$? rm -f $tmpin if [ -d "$tmpout" ]; then rm -rf $tmpout fi exit $status ./photoml-0.28/date0000644000175000017500000000002111530542507013433 0ustar brendtbrendt2011-02-21 13:04