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      Schema Documentation: the wpart element
      
   
   
      Schema Documentation - Book Profile
 version 1.0
      
      The wpart element
      
      
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               Allowed parents
               Allowed children
               Content model and additional requirements
               Namespace
            
         
         
            
               The 
                  wpart element represents a segment of a word.
                  
               
               The 
                  wpart element is typically used to distinguish the parts of a word (root, stem and affix), compound word, portmanteau or homograph.
                  It can also be used in grammatical contexts to identify morphemes, graphemes and other divisions and boundaries within a word.
                  
               
               The 
                  wpart element additionally can be used in place of soft hyphens to identify line ending break locations, if external formatting
                  options are limited.
                  
               
               The 
                  
                     role
                      attribute optionally expresses the semantic nature of the word part. No implicit value is associated with the 
                  wpart element.
                  
               
            
            Usage Example
those <w><wpart role="root">near</wpart><wpart role="stem">est</wpart></w> to the axis
    
Allowed parents
            w and 
               wpart
               
            
            Allowed children
            This element may contain text.
            
            This element may contain the following children: ssml:break, 
               char, 
               emph, 
               object, 
               pagebreak, 
               ssml:phoneme, 
               ssml:prosody, 
               its:ruby, 
               ssml:say-as, 
               span, 
               sub, 
               ssml:sub, 
               sup, 
               ssml:token and 
               wpart
               
            
            Content model and additional requirements
            
               optional attributes: @about, 
                  @by, 
                  @class, 
                  @content, 
                  @continuation, 
                  @datatype, 
                  @desc, 
                  @its:dir, 
                  @its:translate, 
                  @property, 
                  @rel, 
                  @resource, 
                  @rev, 
                  @role, 
                  @sel:selid, 
                  @ssml:onlangfailure, 
                  @typeof, 
                  @xml:base, 
                  @xml:id, 
                  @xml:lang and 
                  @xml:space
               optionally the following 2 co-ocurring attributes: @ssml:alphabet and @ssml:ph
               one or more of 
                  
                  a choice of either wpart
                     or one or more of 
                        
                        a choice of either one of the 14 elements: char, emph, its:ruby, object, pagebreak, span, ssml:break, ssml:phoneme, ssml:prosody, ssml:say-as, ssml:sub, ssml:token, sub or sup
                           or text
end of choice
                        
                     
end of choice
                  
               
               Note that in addition to restrictions presented in the content model  above, 
                  					use of this element must also respect the following requirement:
                  
                     The 
                        wpart element must neither be empty nor contain only whitespace.
                        
                     
                  
                  Such requirements take precedence over any conflicting statements in the
                     						content model or in the lists above of allowed children and parents.
                  
               
            
            Namespace
            http://www.daisy.org/ns/z3998/authoring/