eAIP DTD Doc - Element e:Sub-section

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e:Sub-section

Parent elements

e:AD-0.1, e:AD-1.1, e:AD-1.2, e:AD-1.3, e:AD-1.4, e:AD-2.10, e:AD-2.11, e:AD-2.12, e:AD-2.13, e:AD-2.14, e:AD-2.15, e:AD-2.16, e:AD-2.17, e:AD-2.18, e:AD-2.19, e:AD-2.2, e:AD-2.20, e:AD-2.21, e:AD-2.22, e:AD-2.23, e:AD-2.24, e:AD-2.3, e:AD-2.4, e:AD-2.5, e:AD-2.6, e:AD-2.7, e:AD-2.8, e:AD-2.9, e:AD-3.10, e:AD-3.11, e:AD-3.12, e:AD-3.13, e:AD-3.14, e:AD-3.15, e:AD-3.16, e:AD-3.17, e:AD-3.18, e:AD-3.19, e:AD-3.2, e:AD-3.20, e:AD-3.21, e:AD-3.22, e:AD-3.23, e:AD-3.3, e:AD-3.4, e:AD-3.5, e:AD-3.6, e:AD-3.7, e:AD-3.8, e:AD-3.9, e:eAIC, e:ENR-0.1, e:ENR-1.1, e:ENR-1.10, e:ENR-1.11, e:ENR-1.12, e:ENR-1.13, e:ENR-1.14, e:ENR-1.2, e:ENR-1.3, e:ENR-1.4, e:ENR-1.5, e:ENR-1.6, e:ENR-1.7, e:ENR-1.8, e:ENR-1.9, e:ENR-2.1, e:ENR-2.2, e:ENR-3.1, e:ENR-3.2, e:ENR-3.3, e:ENR-3.4, e:ENR-3.5, e:ENR-3.6, e:ENR-4.2, e:ENR-4.4, e:ENR-5.1, e:ENR-5.2, e:ENR-5.3, e:ENR-5.4, e:ENR-5.5, e:ENR-5.6, e:ENR-6, e:GEN-0.1, e:GEN-0.5, e:GEN-1.1, e:GEN-1.2, e:GEN-1.3, e:GEN-1.4, e:GEN-1.5, e:GEN-1.6, e:GEN-1.7, e:GEN-2.1, e:GEN-2.3, e:GEN-2.5, e:GEN-2.6, e:GEN-2.7, e:GEN-3.1, e:GEN-3.2, e:GEN-3.3, e:GEN-3.4, e:GEN-3.5, e:GEN-3.6, e:GEN-4, e:GEN-4.1, e:GEN-4.2, e:Sub-section, e:SUP-section

Child elements

Sequence: (e:Title?, e:See-supplement*, Choice: (e:Address!, e:Figure!, e:Sub-section!, x:div!, x:ol!, x:p!, x:table!, x:ul!)*)!

Description

Define a sub-section, which is a any level below the section level in the AIP standard hierarchy. As a reminder, an AIP is composed of 3 parts (GEN, ENR and AD), which are composed of chapters (GEN-0 to GEN-4, ENR-0 to ENR-6 and AD-0 to AD-3), which are themselves composed of sections (e.g. GEN-2.2, ENR-3.1, AD-2.EADD but also AD-2.EADD.1.

A sub-section is similar to a x:div in the elements they can contain, and as they can both be numbered. However, contrary to a div, a Sub-section can have a Title, can be included in the tables of contents and cannot contain neither simple text nor inline elements.

Note: the auto-numbering algorithm will incorrectly consider elements marked as deleted (as part of an Amendment) to number the elements. To avoid this, set the "Number" attribute to a fixed value (i.e., the value of the corresponding inserted element), or suppress numbering completely for the deleted element.

Amendments

Example in the eAIP Specimen	GEN-0.1: 3.2, 3.3
How to insert or delete the element	Use the Updated attribute.
How to change the whole element (insert and delete)	Use the Updated attribute.
How to change this element's attributes	Depending on the attribute, you may need to change the element itself (see comments).
How to change this element's content	May not be amended; see child elements.
Additional comments	Attribute: only Number is concerned; others are free

Attributes

class Optional Type: space-separated XML name tokens
Style class selector. Any valid class name can be input here, as it depends on the set of style sheets you have developed (for HTML classes implementation, see html/eAIP.css in the eAIP Specimen). Several classes can be specified using a space as separator. Note that class names are the same for both HTML and XSL-FO.
id Optional Type: unique ID
Identifier for the element. This must be unique for within an eAIP, which is enforced at validation. The id value can then be used for reference from other elements, as it is the case with the Ref attribute of an e:Abbreviation.
Number Optional Type: text
Default: auto
Indicates how numbering should take place.
Number="auto" triggers auto-numbering for the current element only, considering its position in the elements hierarchy and within its siblings. For example, the 2nd element at the 1st level in the hierarchy should be numbered "2". The 3rd element under it should be numbered "2.3". Note: only auto-numbered elements are counted for auto-numbering.
Number="x", where x is any text except "auto", means that the element's number is "x" (examples: "2bis", "Note 1", "α" for an α sign).
Number="" means that the element should not be numbered at all (this is the default for x:div).
Remarks Optional Type: text
Any short remark related to the element. This attribute may be useful for editing purpose. It should not be used for publishing, as it is currently not used by the supplied style sheets.
title Optional Type: text
This attribute allows to provide some more information about the element. It is not always used: check with the style sheets. When it is used in HTML, elements will have their title attribute displayed as a pop-up when the mouse is left over them for a while, much like Abbreviations. It is not yet used in XSL-FO.
Toc Optional Choice: Yes, No
Default: No
Indicates if the element should be part of the tables of content in GEN-0.6, ENR-0.6 or AD-0.6. If "Yes", it is included in the relevant TOC, otherwise it is not. Note that for all elements, this attribute has a default value that complies to the ICAO Annex 15 and the AIS Manual. Hence, this attribute should only be set if you don't want to follow that standard.
Updated Optional Choice: Inserted, Deleted, No
Default: No
Amendment: Indicates if the element has been updated since the previous AIP issue and how.
"Inserted" means the whole element has been inserted;
"Deleted" means the whole element has been deleted;
if not specified, then there was no update since the previous issue.
If only parts of the element are amended, then these parts (i.e. child elements) must be marked as such, not the parent element.
When an element is changed, editors must duplicate the element and mark one copy as "Inserted" and the other as "Deleted".
Updated-ref Optional Type: ID reference
Reference to the id of an e:Amendment by which the current element is changed. This attribute is relevant only if the Updated attribute is set.
xmlns:e Fixed http://www.eurocontrol.int/xmlns/AIM/eAIP
This namespace node defines the "e" namespace, which groups all eAIP specific elements. For more information, refer to the W3C's document Namespaces in XML. This node is implied: it does not need to be set explicitly (except on e:eAIP), but can be if needed.
xmlns:x Fixed http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml
This namespace node defines the "x" namespace, which groups all XHTML elements. This node is implied: it does not need to be set explicitly (except on e:eAIP), but can be if needed.
xmlns:xlink Fixed http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink
This namespace node defines the "xlink" namespace. This node is implied: it does not need to be set explicitly (except on e:eAIP), but can be if needed.

class	Optional	Type: space-separated XML name tokens	Style class selector. Any valid class name can be input here, as it depends on the set of style sheets you have developed (for HTML classes implementation, see html/eAIP.css in the eAIP Specimen). Several classes can be specified using a space as separator. Note that class names are the same for both HTML and XSL-FO.
id	Optional	Type: unique ID	Identifier for the element. This must be unique for within an eAIP, which is enforced at validation. The id value can then be used for reference from other elements, as it is the case with the Ref attribute of an e:Abbreviation.
Number	Optional	Type: text Default: auto	Indicates how numbering should take place. Number="auto" triggers auto-numbering for the current element only, considering its position in the elements hierarchy and within its siblings. For example, the 2nd element at the 1st level in the hierarchy should be numbered "2". The 3rd element under it should be numbered "2.3". Note: only auto-numbered elements are counted for auto-numbering. Number="x", where x is any text except "auto", means that the element's number is "x" (examples: "2bis", "Note 1", "α" for an α sign). Number="" means that the element should not be numbered at all (this is the default for x:div).
Remarks	Optional	Type: text	Any short remark related to the element. This attribute may be useful for editing purpose. It should not be used for publishing, as it is currently not used by the supplied style sheets.
title	Optional	Type: text	This attribute allows to provide some more information about the element. It is not always used: check with the style sheets. When it is used in HTML, elements will have their title attribute displayed as a pop-up when the mouse is left over them for a while, much like Abbreviations. It is not yet used in XSL-FO.
Toc	Optional	Choice: Yes, No Default: No	Indicates if the element should be part of the tables of content in GEN-0.6, ENR-0.6 or AD-0.6. If "Yes", it is included in the relevant TOC, otherwise it is not. Note that for all elements, this attribute has a default value that complies to the ICAO Annex 15 and the AIS Manual. Hence, this attribute should only be set if you don't want to follow that standard.
Updated	Optional	Choice: Inserted, Deleted, No Default: No	Amendment: Indicates if the element has been updated since the previous AIP issue and how. "Inserted" means the whole element has been inserted; "Deleted" means the whole element has been deleted; if not specified, then there was no update since the previous issue. If only parts of the element are amended, then these parts (i.e. child elements) must be marked as such, not the parent element. When an element is changed, editors must duplicate the element and mark one copy as "Inserted" and the other as "Deleted".
Updated-ref	Optional	Type: ID reference	Reference to the id of an e:Amendment by which the current element is changed. This attribute is relevant only if the Updated attribute is set.
xmlns:e	Fixed	http://www.eurocontrol.int/xmlns/AIM/eAIP	This namespace node defines the "e" namespace, which groups all eAIP specific elements. For more information, refer to the W3C's document Namespaces in XML. This node is implied: it does not need to be set explicitly (except on e:eAIP), but can be if needed.
xmlns:x	Fixed	http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml	This namespace node defines the "x" namespace, which groups all XHTML elements. This node is implied: it does not need to be set explicitly (except on e:eAIP), but can be if needed.
xmlns:xlink	Fixed	http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink	This namespace node defines the "xlink" namespace. This node is implied: it does not need to be set explicitly (except on e:eAIP), but can be if needed.