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FreeDict HOWTO – Validating Tei Dictionaries
Sebastian Humenda edited this page Dec 19, 2017
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Before releasing a new version, you should validate your dictionary.
This makes sure that the markup is correct, both on a syntactic and to some
extent also on a semantic level. This requires a FreeDict RNG schema to be
present in the same directory as your dictionary. This is usually the case and
is often a symlink to the directory called shared
.
The validation is started by issuing
$ make validation
A valid TEI file isn't necessarily a guarantee for a good dictionary. Therefore, a few helper scripts check the content of the dictionary and report problems. To run these, just execute
$ make qa
Qa stands for quality assurance and also includes the validation target.