Andrew Gribben wrote:
> I'm assuming this is just an oversight if this is an open
> source project.
Only on your side ;-)
http://www.crosswire.org/swordweb/
Use the svn links. There is no other format for downloading the code
Peter
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Hi, I'm wondering where I can download the source code for Bible Tool
and it's OSIS books? I've searched high and low for a link and can't
find it, I'm assuming this is just an oversight if this is an open
source project.
Many Thanks
Andrew
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Chris Little wrote:
A quick look through the generated schema docs I posted at
http://www.crosswire.org/osis/schemas/osisCore.2.1.1.xsd.html suggests
this should work.
Thanks, I will try this.
Peter
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Peter von Kaehne wrote:
What is the proper way to encode in OSIS a nested list of content:
1 blah
a) blah
b) blah
2 blah
a blah
b) blah
etc
Reading through the OSIS manual it is perfectly acceptable to nest
lists, but during validation with xmllint I am getting an error mess
What is the proper way to encode in OSIS a nested list of content:
1 blah
a) blah
b) blah
2 blah
a blah
b) blah
etc
Reading through the OSIS manual it is perfectly acceptable to nest
lists, but during validation with xmllint I am getting an error message.
Than
I add support for markers as I need them and Chris does the same only at
a more accomplished level. Others do the same.
At the core usfm2osis.pl is not something written into stone but needs
adaption as per texts encountered. For someone like me with still miniml
Perl knowledge the important p
Try toggling your text editor to Show All Characters? (including EOL
markers).
Sometimes hidden characters can be the root cause of the unexpected
behaviour of pattern matching.
Non-standard EOL markers caught me out once or twice.
-- David
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
>
> I am working on a lengt
Are any plans afoot to tackle the Markers Not Yet Supported?
Markers Not Yet Supported: \ipi, \im, \imi, \ipq, \imq, \ipr, \iq#,
\ib, \ili, \ior...\ior*, \iex, \imte, \ie
Markers Not Yet Supported: \mte#, \mr, \sr, \rq...\rq*
Markers Not Yet Supported: \ca..
On 10/26/2009 11:22 AM, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
I am working on a lengthy Farsi text with the help of a perl script
which has slowly grown into a great tool.
But some patterns refuse to budge and I am totally clueless what to do.
Original text
متی
starting at position 1 and ending the line w
Peter,
From my very limited experience with regex, if I correctly understand what you
are looking for, you could try \r both before and after the text (or whatever
new line code your editor uses - \r works in jEdit) like this:
\rمتی\r
John Duffy
-Original Message-
From: Peter von Kae
I am working on a lengthy Farsi text with the help of a perl script
which has slowly grown into a great tool.
But some patterns refuse to budge and I am totally clueless what to do.
Original text
متی
starting at position 1 and ending the line with a return.
My regex
s/^متی$/$&<\/title>/;
f
Go Bible menu (
http://gobible.jolon.org/developer/GoBibleCreator/GoBibleCreator.html user
interface ) localization requires a mapping for 73 items.
We still require Go Bible UI translations for many languages. Here are some
of them :
Albanian
Azeri Cyrillic
Azeri Latin
Basque
Belarusian
Bulgari
Useful!
Here's another link that may help some folk
http://www.regexguru.com/ http://www.regexguru.com/
Some of the blog articles include reference to Unicode.
See also (from the same stable)
http://www.regular-expressions.info/ http://www.regular-expressions.info/
David
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