Lists
Capture lists and sub-lists in list elements and specify the list type in the type attribute. list elements must be captured within their own p element.
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LISTCONT |
List continuation |
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NL |
Numbered list |
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NL1 |
Numbered sub-list |
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BL |
Bulleted list |
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BL1 |
Bulleted sub-list |
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UL |
Unnumbered list |
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UL1 |
Unnumbered sub-list |
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BNL |
Numbered list within boxed matter |
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BBL |
Bulleted list within boxed matter |
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BUL |
Unnumbered list within boxed matter |
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NNL |
Numbered list within note |
//list
Capture each list[1-4,N]
Where [1-4,N] represents one of 1, 2, 3, 4, or N.
element with a listType attribute value of "structured", "unstructured" or "headed". Avoid using a listType of "other". Each list element must be captured within its own p element.Do not to use list when the extract element is more appropriate.
Each level of hierarchy of a list must be captured within list[1-4,N]; every list must contain at least a child list1, and may contain further levels of list[2-4,N].
List items are captured as item[1-4,N] children of list[1-4,N], with the bracketed values for each matching (i.e., item1 elements are children of list1 elements, item2 elements are children of list2 elements, etc).
If there are multiple levels of hierarchy, each level is nested within list[1-4,N]. For example, list2 is a child of list1 and contains children item2 elements. Examples can be found in the sub-topics below.