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diff --git a/markup/sisudoc-spine-bespoke-output/html/homepage.index.html b/markup/sisudoc-spine-bespoke-output/html/homepage.index.html index 601cba8..c5ba045 100644 --- a/markup/sisudoc-spine-bespoke-output/html/homepage.index.html +++ b/markup/sisudoc-spine-bespoke-output/html/homepage.index.html @@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ multiple outputs & search</h1> SiSU parses a lightweight-markup source into an abstract document object model. Every substantive element (paragraph, heading, table, verse, image) becomes a typed object carrying its position in the document's sequence -and hierarchy, and a stable citation number. From that single abstraction -it emits multiple output formats - HTML (segmented and scroll), EPUB3, -LaTeX (then PDF via xelatex), ODT, plain text, and an SQLite full-text +and in its heading hierarchy, and a stable citation number. From that single +abstraction it emits multiple output formats - HTML (segmented and scroll), +EPUB3, LaTeX (then PDF via xelatex), ODT, plain text, and an SQLite full-text search database. Each object's number stays stable across every output format and across translations of the same document. </p> @@ -29,12 +29,17 @@ output</b>. <p> <b>Object-Centric Document Abstraction</b>. The abstraction stage builds an -in-memory object model: every paragraph, heading, table, footnote and so on is a -numbered object that carries its own parent / sibling / type metadata, known as -OCN (Object Citation Numbering). Every output format is generated from that -single abstraction, so all formats share the same object identifiers. The -abstraction can also be written out as a human-readable, PEG-parsable text -format (<code>.ssp</code>) that other tools can consume directly. +in-memory object model along two bound dimensions: <b>document structure</b> +(the heading hierarchy - title, section, part, chapter, sub-headings) and +<b>document objects</b> (every paragraph, heading, table, footnote and so on, +as a typed unit). The two are mapped to each other - each object knows its +place in the heading hierarchy, and each structural node knows the objects +that belong to it. Substantive objects also carry a stable citation number +(OCN, Object Citation Numbering). Every output format is generated from this +single abstraction, so all formats share the same object identifiers and the +same structural shape. The abstraction can also be written out as a +human-readable, PEG-parsable text format (<code>.ssp</code>) that other tools +can consume directly. </p> <h2>ℹ - How this differs from a typical "markup → HTML" |