|
Merops
multicolor
colour maps of complex structure
Merops multicolor is a
customizable colour-mapping function that can be set up to display
corrected text, or XML elements.
|
Goldie’s
Bird of Paradise
|
|
Simple
to use
|
Merops multicolor takes
advantage of an operating system’s or application’s colour-handling
capabilities to present complex XML tagging structures in an immediately
intuitive way. It is a particularly powerful solution where a series of
different elements are found close together. References are an obvious
example:
Green, F., Machin, S. and Wilkinson, D. 1999: Trade
unions and training practices in British workplaces. Industrial and Labor Relations Review. 52 (2), 179–193.
Guest, D. and Hoque,
K. 1994:
Employment relations in new non-union workplaces. Human Resource Management Journal,
5 (1), 1–13.
As are addresses: *Centre
Hospitalo-Universitaire, Clermont-Ferrand, France
|
|
User-defined
|
As can be seen from the above example, elements can be
shown with either words or backgrounds in colour. Merops multicolor
has a mapping interface that gives database administrators or users the
option to create and save their own colour schemes to suit their editing
needs.
Merops multicolor also
has a menu of predefined maps from which a selection can be made.
|
