CadmusPartCodicologyDecorations

This library was generated with Angular CLI version 13.2.0.

Decoration was derived from Itinera decorations with these changes in the model:

• CodDecorationArtist: completely changed.
• CodDecorationElement:
  • (+) instanceCount
  • (/) gildings: string[] instead of gilding: string
  • (/) techniques: string[] instead of technique: string
  • (/) tools: string[] instead of tool: string
  • (/) positions: string[] instead of position: string
  • (X) imageId replaced with:
  • (+) images: CodImage[]
• CodDecoration:
  • (=) id renamed into eid and made optional
  • (X) date and (X) place replaced with:
  • (+) chronotopes
  • (X) artist replaced with:
  • (+) artists

This part editor has an adaptive UI, which changes according to parameters provided in its thesauri. The thesaurus with ID cod-decoration-element-types defines all the types of decoration elements (e.g. illustration, ornamentation, initials, etc.). The UI adapts to the selected element type.

This adaptation has different types:

• some thesauri lists get filtered according to the selected type. Filtering happens by virtue of a convention: all the IDs in the list starting with a prefix equal to the element type ID plus a dot are targeted to that specific type. So, if a type ID is ill for illustration, one of the dependent thesauri reporting the element's typologies has entries whose ID start with ill. and thus target only the illustration type. When a user selects the illustration type, the dependent thesaurus entries get filtered to show only those relevant for it. The dependent thesauri are:

  • cod-decoration-element-flags
  • cod-decoration-element-colors
  • cod-decoration-element-gildings
  • cod-decoration-element-techniques
  • cod-decoration-element-positions
  • cod-decoration-element-tools
  • cod-decoration-element-typologies

• some controls get completely hidden. Which controls are to be hidden for which element type is defined in thesaurus cod-decoration-type-hidden, having an entry for each element type with the same ID; its value is a space-delimited list of control identifiers:

  • colors
  • gildings
  • lineHeight
  • positions
  • subject
  • techniques
  • textRelation
  • tools

• some lists may allow for user-defined (unbound) entries. A list allowing this contains a special entry with ID equal to the element type ID + .- and an empty value. This may happen for:

  • gildings
  • techniques
  • positions
  • tools