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SubjectSet ::= (Subject+)
Common attributes
Name | Type | Default |
Scheme | NAME | None |
Both the start- and end-tags are required for this element.
A SubjectSet is a container for a set of Subjects. All of the Subjects within a SubjectSet should come from the same controlled vocabulary.
A document can be described using terms from more than one controlled vocabulary. In order to do this, you should use the Scheme attribute to distinguish between controlled vocabularies.
May be formatted inline or as a displayed block, depending on context. Subjects are rarely displayed to a reader. Usually, they are reserved for searching and retrieval purposes.
DocBook does not specify a relationship between SubjectSets in different parts of a document or between a SubjectSet and the SubjectSets of enclosing parts of the document.
These elements contain SubjectSet: ArtHeader, BookInfo, DocInfo, ObjectInfo, RefSect1Info, RefSect2Info, RefSect3Info, RefSynopsisDivInfo, Sect1Info, Sect2Info, Sect3Info, Sect4Info, Sect5Info, SectionInfo, SetInfo.
The following elements occur in SubjectSet: Subject.
In some contexts, the following elements are allowed anywhere: BeginPage, IndexTerm.
Scheme identifies the controlled vocabulary used by this SubjectSet's terms.
Keyword, KeywordSet, Subject, SubjectTerm
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