Overview# This is a memo on how to create polylines using the polygon tool in Annotorious v2.
Background# The Annotorious v2 website is available at the following link.
https://annotorious.github.io/getting-started/
As shown below, polygons can be drawn.
However, a tool for drawing polylines in a similar manner did not appear to be provided, including the following plugin.
https://github.com/annotorious/annotorious-v2-selector-pack
Customization# When a polygon like the following is created:
The following JSON file is generated:
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This allows you to switch between polygon and polyline based on the polygon tool, as shown below.
Representation in TEI/XML# As an example of polygon representation in TEI/XML, you can use the path element. In this case, for polygons, the starting point is added after the ending point to represent a closed shape.
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Summary# We hope this serves as a useful reference for expressing polylines using Annotorious v2.
Note that the latest version of Annotorious is v3, and a similar approach should be applicable there as well.
