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Book

Book = ( (Title, Subtitle?, TitleAbbrev?)?,
         BookInfo?,
         ( Dedication | ToC | LoT |
           Glossary | Bibliography | Preface |
           Chapter | Reference | Part |
           Article |
           Appendix |
           Index | SetIndex |
           Colophon
         )*
       )

Elements : Book, Title, Subtitle, TitleAbbrev, BookInfo, Dedication, ToC, LoT, Glossary, Bibliography, Preface, Chapter, Reference, Part, Article, Appendix, Index, SetIndex, Colophon.

Attributes : FPI.

A Book is probably the most common top element for a DocBook document. A book can only be contained in a Set.

A book is composed of:

• a Title, Subtitle and title abbreviated (TitleAbbrev), optionals,
• meta-information for a book (BookInfo), optional,
• any number, in any order, of the following elements:
  • a Dedication,
  • a table of contents (ToC),
  • a list of titles (LoT),
  • a Glossary,
  • a Bibliography,
  • a Preface,
  • a Chapter,
  • a Reference,
  • a Part,
  • an Article,
  • an Appendix,
  • an Index,
  • an index for a set (SetIndex),
  • a Colophon.

The attribute FPI of the Book element contains the formal public identifier of the book.

<Book>

  <Title>Tales book</Title>

  <BookInfo> &contenu.bookinfo; </BookInfo>

  <Dedication> &contenu.dedication; </Dedication>
  <ToC> &contenu.toc; </ToC>
  <LoT> &contenu.lot; </LoT>

  <Preface> &contenu.preface; </Preface>
  <Chapter><Title>Introduction</Title> &contenu.chapter; </Chapter>
  <Part><Title>Part One</Title> &contenu.part; </Part>
  <Part><Title>Part Two</Title> &contenu.part; </Part>
  <Appendix> &contenu.appendix; </Appendix>

  <Index> &contenu.index; </Index>
  <Colophon> &contenu.colophon; </Colophon>
</Book>