The Platform

In the process of compiling an edition of classics work in Classics Unlocked format there are constantly produced some bits of text and code which can be shared and reused. Let's call such text and code "analysis assets". Some analysis assets can be used only in one project. They are analysis containers (by "analysis containers" I mean server-generated HTML tables displaying lines of classics text and serving as containers into which analysis of these lines can be inserted) and commentary excerpts dedicated to particular lines of classics text. Let's call this kind of analysis assets "analysis container and commentary assets".

Other analysis assets can be used in many projects. They are typed and properly formatted dictionary entries, grammar paragraphs, inflection charts, explanations of the syntax of constructions, explanations of abbreviations or abbreviated references, and bibliography lists. For the sake of easier navigation it seems quite natural to divide these analysis assets into three groups: the first will comprise dictionary entries and inflection charts, the second — grammar paragraphs and syntax explanations, and the third — explanations of abbreviations, abbreviated references and bibliography lists. Let's call the first "dictionary and morphology assets", the second — "grammar assets", the third — "abbreviation, reference and bibliography assets".

Also during the work on some project there may emerge scripts which allow for automatizing tedious tasks of manipulation some kind of code or text. Let's call those scripts "script assets".

Those collaborating on the projects can use any of analysis assets thus saving their time and effort. Every project contributes to the pool of analysis assets and makes the work on any ongoing or future project more efficient.

I. Single-project assets

Container tables:

Introductions:

Commentaries:

II. Many-projects assets

General introductions — tables:

General introductions — paragraphs:

Grammar — tables:

Grammar — paragraphs:

Dictionary and morphology:

Abbreviations and bibliography:

Variables:

Scripts: