Cadmus Codicology UI

• Cadmus Codicology UI
  • Layout Figure
    • Layout Figure Height
    • Layout Figure Width

This library was generated with Angular CLI version 13.2.0.

Images component and manuscript layout figure.

Layout Figure

The manuscript layout figure is drawn after a modified version of the canonical formula used in codicology. Its general syntax is N x N = <height> x <width>, where all dimensions are expressed in mm.

In the following scheme, - vs + mark portions which are alternative (where - stands for empty, and + for written):

240 × 150 = 30 / 5 [5 / 170 / 5] 5 / 40 × 15 / 5 [5 / 50 / 5* (20) 5* / 40 / 5] 5 / 15
               ----++++    +++++----         ----++++       -  ||   -      ++++----
hhh   www   hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh   wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
                                             1111111111111111  ||  22222222222222
h     w     mt he  hw   ah fw    fe  mb   ml cle clw  cw   crX cg  clX  cw crw cre  mr

height:

[mt   ]
[he/hw]
[ah   ]
[fe/fw]
[mb   ]

width:
     col1                   col2
[ml] [cle/clw][cw][cre/crw] [cg][cle/clw][cw][cre/crw]... [mr]

Examples:

• 240 × 150 = 30 / 5 [170 / 5] 40 × 15 [5 / 50 / 5* (20) 5* / 40] 5 / 15
• 200 x 160 = 30 [130] 40 x 15 [5 / 50 / 5 (10) 5 / 50 / 5] 15
• 200 x 160 = 30 [130] 40 x 15 [5 / 50 / 5* (10) 5* / 50 / 5] 15
• 200 x 150 = 30 [130] 40 x 30 [5 / 95] 20
• 200 x 150 = 30 [130] 40 x 30 [5 / 90 / 5] 20
• 210 x 150 = 30 [5 / 130 / 5] 40 x 20 [50 (10) 50] 20
• 250 x 150 = 30 / 5 [170 / 5] 40 x 30 [5 / 90] 5 / 20

Let us examine the height and width in more detail.

Layout Figure Height

As for height, we have 5 rectangular regions:

[mt   ]
[he/hw]
[ah   ]
[fe/fw]
[mb   ]

1. mt: top margin height, followed by / (used as a regions separator).
2. he/hw: header height, either empty (e) or written (w). When written, it's preceded by [ as square brackets are used to encompass the written regions. Followed by /.
3. ah: area height, followed by /.
4. fe/fw: footer height, either empty (e) or written (w). When written, it's followed by ] as square brackets are used to encompass the written regions. Followed by /.
5. mb: bottom margin height.

For instance, in 250 × 160 = 30 / 5 [170 / 5] 40 × 15 [5 / 50 / 5* (20) 5 / 40] 5 / 15:

• 250 = page height
• 30 = top margin.
• 5 = empty header.
• 170 = area height.
• 5 = written footer height.
• 40 = bottom margin.

250 × 160 = 30 / 5 [170 / 5] 40 × 15 [5 / 50 / 5* (20) 5 / 40] 5 / 15
hhh         mt   he ah    fw mb
***         *******************

Layout Figure Width

As for width, we have a variable number of rectangular regions, laid out as in this scheme:

     col1                   col2
[ml] [cle/clw][cw][cre/crw] [cg][cle/clw][cw][cre/crw]... [mr]

1. ml: left margin width.
2. column(s), inside []; for each column:
   1. cle/clw: left column margin, either empty (e when suffixed with * or outside []) or written (w), followed by /.
   2. cw: column width, followed by /.
   3. cre/crw: right column margin, either empty (e when suffixed with * or outside []) or written (w), followed by /.
   4. if followed by other columns, cg is the gap between this and the next column, wrapped in ().
3. mr: right margin width.

For instance, in 250 × 160 = 30 / 5 [170 / 5] 40 × 15 [5 / 50 / 5* (20) 5 / 40] 5 / 15:

250 × 160 = 30 / 5 [170 / 5] 40 × 15 [5 / 50 / 5* (20) 5 / 40] 5 / 15
      www                         ml  clw cw   cre cg  clw w  cre  mr
                                     [col-1------]    [col-2-]
      ***                         ***********************************