How to Annotate the Text

How to Annotate the Text?

A simple example as to how to annotate the text.

Annotation is important and is to be done before you use any of the MAWC commands. These commands look for the <ts>, <is>, <as> and <vs> tags in the pages to execute.

Here is an example, which demonstrates this.

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Text:

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<html>

<body>

This is a sample.

<a href="#start">CLICK HERE</a> to go to the start of the page.

Here is an Image Tag <img src="xyz.jpg" align="right">

<a name="start"></a>

This is the start of the document.

</body>

</html>

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After Annotation:

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<html>

<body>

<ts>

This is a sample.

<ts1>

<a href="#start">CLICK HERE</a>

</ts1>

to go to the start of the page.

Here is an Image Tag

<is>

<img src="xyz.jpg" align="right">

</is>

<ts1>

<a name="start"></a>

This is the start of the document.

</ts1>

</ts>

</body>

</html>

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The TAGS that the user is supposed to insert are highlighted in color. The rules for adding tags are like:

You need to include the whole body of the Document in <ts> tag.
If you find any <A> tag in the text then it needs to have a TAG surrounding it, so that parser can find it.
All the tags like <IMG>, <FRAME> and other tags which point to other sources can also be surrounded by TAGS.
All the AUDIO and VIDEO files that are being pointed from the page are also supposed to be surrounded by the TAGS.
For Audio files use: <as> tag.
For Video files use: <vs> tag.
For Image tag use: <is>tag.
For Text tag use: <ts> tag.
If there is any tag on the page that points to something in the same page then the pointed part needs to have the same tag surrounding it as the tag from which it was being pointed by. Look at the example above for the tag <ts1>.

Some bugs associated with the current version:

Make sure that you have NO SPACE between the <ts> or some other tag you add and the <a href> or some other tag.

<ts><a href> RIGHT

<ts> <a href> WRONG

All the tags that you add should be NESTED properly following XML style.

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So the Above Annotated Text should look like

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<html>

<body>

<ts>

This is a sample.

<ts1><a href="#start">CLICK HERE</a></ts1>

to go to the start of the page.

Here is an Image Tag

<is><img src="xyz.jpg" align="right"></is>

<ts1>

<a name="start"></a>

This is the start of the document.

</ts1>

</ts>

</body>

</html>

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