Entry for "Erdbeben" in 2_H's ToC

[gerritbruening]

https://www.faustedition.net/document?sigil=2_H&page=1&view=print&section=#d19367
shows "Erdbeben" as separate ToC entry:

I cannot explain why this is the case, since the textual transcript has no div start at this point. @thvitt, can you explain this?´

Thanks to @ariane-ludwig for reporting this phenomenon.

[thvitt]

It’s the toc entry for div 2.2.3.3

https://github.com/faustedition/faust-xml/blob/d434de9461d62a2c5d7ef112dc126dc1f2e845ca/xml/transcript/gsa/391098/391098.xml#L7908

We extract a heading for that div by finding a source element using this rule:

https://github.com/faustedition/faust-gen-html/blob/be7fdaa2e972ed37f75de552f7fd84b64cd389bc/xslt/add-metadata.xsl#L300-L302

(head, stage, sp, *)[1] means "the first head, if any, otherwise the first stage, if any, otherwise the first sp, if any, otherwise the first element". If you look at the TEI source, there is no head for that scene but a sp before the first stage, but the rule above prefers the stage over the sp.

[gerritbruening]

How do you get from

https://github.com/faustedition/faust-xml/blob/d434de9461d62a2c5d7ef112dc126dc1f2e845ca/xml/transcript/gsa/391098/391098.xml#L7908

to the "Erdbeben" stage? It seems that the first sp is skipped. What makes thinks worse is that stage[@xml:id='before_7495_a'] is needed here as result of a transpose.

[thvitt]

Yes, we're looking for (head, stage, sp, *)[1] that are children of the div. The sp has lower priority than the stage in this rule, and the stage inside the sp is not seen.

We could probably modify this to sth. like (head, descendant::stage, sp, *)[1] to find the stage inside sp or to (head, (stage | sp), *) to treat stage and sp equally (both might have consequences elsewhere). What is it that you would like to see?