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<RefMeta>
<IndexTerm><Primary>SubjectSet Element</Primary></IndexTerm>
<RefEntryTitle>SubjectSet</RefEntryTitle>
<RefMiscInfo>Element</RefMiscInfo>
</RefMeta>
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<RefNameDiv>
<RefName>SubjectSet</RefName>
<RefPurpose>
Set of groups of terms indicating the subject of the content
of a document
</RefPurpose>
</RefNameDiv>
<![ %dbre.ms.refsynopsisdiv [
<RefSynopsisDiv><Title>Content Model</Title>
<Synopsis>
<Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.Subject">Subject</Link>+
</Synopsis>
<![ %dbre.ms.refsynopsisdiv.attr [
<RefSect2><Title>Attributes</Title>
<Para>
This element has <link linkend="dbre.x.common">common</link> and <link linkend="dbre.x.role"><sgmltag class=attribute>Role</></link> attributes.
</Para>
<INFORMALTABLE>
<TGROUP COLS=4>
<COLSPEC COLNUM=2 COLNAME=C2>
<COLSPEC COLNUM=4 COLNAME=C4>
<SPANSPEC SPANNAME=C2C4 NAMEST=C2 NAMEEND=C4>
<THEAD>
<ROW>
<ENTRY>Name</ENTRY>
<ENTRY>Value(s)</ENTRY>
<ENTRY>Type</ENTRY>
<ENTRY>Default Value</ENTRY>
</ROW>
</THEAD>
<TBODY>
<ROW>
<ENTRY>Scheme</ENTRY>
<ENTRY>NAME</ENTRY>
<ENTRY>#IMPLIED</ENTRY>
<ENTRY> </ENTRY>
</ROW>
</TBODY>
</TGROUP>
</INFORMALTABLE>
</RefSect2>
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<![ %dbre.ms.refsynopsisdiv.tagmin [
<RefSect2><Title>Tag Minimization</Title>
<Para>
Both the start- and end-tags are required for this element.
</Para>
</RefSect2>
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</RefSynopsisDiv>
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<![ %dbre.ms.description [
<RefSect1><Title>Description</Title>
<para>SubjectSet is a container for one or more Subjects, which are
sets of SubjectTerms that indicate the subject of the content
of a document. All the Subjects in a SubjectSet employ
the same controlled vocabulary,
which may be specified in the Scheme attribute.
</para>
<para>
SubjectSet may appear only in metadata containers,
such as BookInfo and Sect1Info; the SubjectTerms
apply to the corresponding document (Book and Sect1, in this
example). More than one SubjectSet can be supplied, so that
more than one controlled vocabulary can be used to describe
the document content.
</para>
<para>Aside from Scheme, SubjectSet has common attributes.
</para>
<para>No default is specified for the relationship of
SubjectSets in parts of a document to SubjectSets in
larger and enclosing parts of a document.
</para>
<![ %dbre.ms.description.parents [
<RefSect2><Title>Parents</Title>
<Para>
These elements contain SubjectSet:
<SimpleList Type=Inline>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.BookInfo">BookInfo</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.DocInfo">DocInfo</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.RefSect1Info">RefSect1Info</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.RefSect2Info">RefSect2Info</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.RefSect3Info">RefSect3Info</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.RefSynopsisDivInfo">RefSynopsisDivInfo</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.Sect1Info">Sect1Info</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.Sect2Info">Sect2Info</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.Sect3Info">Sect3Info</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.Sect4Info">Sect4Info</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.Sect5Info">Sect5Info</Link></Member>
<Member><Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.SetInfo">SetInfo</Link></Member>
</SimpleList>.
</Para>
</RefSect2>
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<![ %dbre.ms.description.children [
<RefSect2><Title>Children</Title>
<Para>
SubjectSet contains
<Link LinkEnd="dbre.elem.Subject">Subject</Link>.
</Para>
<Para>
In some contexts, some of these elements
may be invalid due to exclusions in parent elements.
</Para>
</RefSect2>
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</RefSect1>
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<![ %dbre.ms.attrdesc [
<RefSect1><Title>Attributes</Title>
<variablelist>
<varlistentry><term>Scheme</term>
<listitem>
<para>
Scheme indicates the controlled vocabulary used
by this SubjectSet's SubjectTerms. There is no default.
</para>
</listitem>
</varlistentry>
</variablelist>
</RefSect1>
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<![ %dbre.ms.examples [
<RefSect1><Title>Examples</Title>
<programlisting>
<![ CDATA [
<DOCINFO>
<TITLE>Prolegomenon to Any Future GML</TITLE>
<SUBTITLE>An Inquiry into Tag Abuse
</SUBTITLE>
<SUBJECTSET SCHEME=LCSH>
<SUBJECT WEIGHT=5>
<SUBJECTTERM>Electronic publishing
</SUBJECTTERM>
<SUBJECTTERM>Computer program languages
</SUBJECTTERM>
</SUBJECT>
<SUBJECT WEIGHT=8>
<SUBJECTTERM>SGML
</SUBJECTTERM>
</SUBJECT>
</SUBJECTSET>
<SUBJECTSET SCHEME=LOCAL>
<SUBJECT WEIGHT=4>
<SUBJECTTERM>GML
</SUBJECTTERM>
</SUBJECT>
<SUBJECT WEIGHT=9>
<SUBJECTTERM>Tag Abuse
</SUBJECTTERM>
</SUBJECT>
<SUBJECT WEIGHT=3>
<SUBJECTTERM>Standards Revision
</SUBJECTTERM>
<SUBJECTTERM>Biting Critique
</SUBJECTTERM>
</SUBJECT>
</SUBJECTSET>
<KEYWORDSET LANG=EN>
<KEYWORD>SGML
</KEYWORD>
<KEYWORD>revision
</KEYWORD>
</KEYWORDSET>
<KEYWORDSET LANG=Klingon>
<KEYWORD>$*#@!
</KEYWORD>
<KEYWORD>MMMMMM!
</KEYWORD>
</KEYWORDSET>
<AUTHORGROUP>
<AUTHOR>
<HONORIFIC>Dr.
</HONORIFIC>
<FIRSTNAME>John
</FIRSTNAME>
<OTHERNAME>“Jack”
</OTHERNAME>
<SURNAME>Farquhar
</SURNAME>
<LINEAGE>Jr.
</LINEAGE>
<AUTHORBLURB>
<PARA>Jack is always the first to abuse a tag.</PARA>
</AUTHORBLURB>
<AFFILIATION>
<SHORTAFFIL>Prof
</SHORTAFFIL>
<JOBTITLE>Abject Professor of Markup
</JOBTITLE>
<ORGNAME>Technical University of Michigan
</ORGNAME>
<ORGDIV>School of Deadwood
</ORGDIV>
</AFFILIATION>
</AUTHOR>
</AUTHORGROUP>
<AUTHORGROUP>
<EDITOR>
<FIRSTNAME>Earl
</FIRSTNAME>
<OTHERNAME>Lee
</OTHERNAME>
<SURNAME>Reiser
</SURNAME>
</EDITOR>
</AUTHORGROUP>
<AUTHORGROUP>
<OTHERCREDIT>
<FIRSTNAME>A
</FIRSTNAME>
<SURNAME>Goodlistener
</SURNAME>
<CONTRIB>as told to
</CONTRIB>
</OTHERCREDIT>
</AUTHORGROUP>
<ABSTRACT>
<PARA>Rips the veil from the face of SGML's dirtiest secret:
the tags don't always mean what they're supposed to!
</PARA>
</ABSTRACT>
<REVHISTORY>
<REVISION>
<REVNUMBER>1.1
</REVNUMBER>
<DATE>3.4.1996
</DATE>
<AUTHORINITIALS>F.B.
</AUTHORINITIALS>
<REVREMARK>Cleaned up a few typos.
</REVREMARK>
</REVISION>
</REVHISTORY>
<LEGALNOTICE>
<PARA>All words are property of the English language.
</PARA>
</LEGALNOTICE>
</DOCINFO>
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</programlisting>
</RefSect1>
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</RefEntry>
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