`<tertiary/>`

sous-sous-entrée de l'index

Entrée de troisième niveau dans un index

dbk:tertiary^<1> tei:index@level3^<2>

Exemple 1.

<index>

<term>: <primary id="12">Document structuré</primary>

<secondary id="121">XML</secondary>

<tertiary id="1211">DTD</tertiary>

<tertiary id="1212">Schéma</tertiary>

<see uri="#125">W3C</see>

<seealso uri="#135">SGML</seealso>
</term>

<term id="135">: <primary>SGML</primary>
</term>

</index>

Parents`<^>`

term ;

Frères`<^>`

primary, secondary, see, seealso, tertiary ;

Enfants`<^>`

"text" ( (%Syllabe)*)

Attributs`<^>`

@id="xs:ID"

@code="xs:string"

@audience="xs:string"

@css="xs:string"

@class="xs:string"

@remap="xs:string"

@uri="xs:anyURI"

@lang="xs:string"

@value="xs:string"

@role="xs:string"

@scheme="xs:string"

Source`<^>`

<xs:element name="tertiary" type="text"/>

<xs:complexType mixed="true" name="text">

<xs:sequence>

<xs:choice maxOccurs="unbounded" minOccurs="0">: <xs:group ref="Syllabe"/>
</xs:choice>

</xs:sequence>

<xs:attributeGroup ref="Attributes"/>

</xs:complexType>

^<1> http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/tertiary.html

^<2> http://www.tei-c.org/P4X/ref-INDEX.html

<tertiary/>

Exemple 1.

Parents<^>

Frères<^>

Enfants<^>