The KJV and NRSV versification scheme's are the only ones that work just for
the New Testament, every thing works well except for Rom 14:24-26.
So what needs to be done to v11n in order to display Rom 14:24-26 instead of
appending them to verse 23? just having someone add it to the engine will w
Troy,
There are a variety of versification schemes which can be specified
when you import the module. Based on your selection, the tool will
append extra verses to the "nearest" verse (I use the term 'nearest'
in a sort of nebulous undefined way, since it varies based on where
you are in the impo
Hello,
I'm working with the Majority Text in the EMTV New Testament fixing all the
various error's and adding topical verse titles and notes.
Romans 14:24-26 is included in the MT but not in the KJV and when running
osis2mod verses 24-26 are appended to verse 23.
I've read the wiki but it does
There's a new build of the Windows InstallManager here:
http://crosswire.org/sword/ALPHAcckswwlkrfre22034820285912/alpha/InstallManager-1.6.2RC1.zip
This version:
o fixes a few bugs like updating status during download
o uses ftplib instead of libcurl
o if no sword library is f
Thanks Chris,
I recall reading somewhere that you viewed xlit as more appropriate than
gloss as the XML attribute to mark Ruby. Yet the fact remains that the
existing Japanese beta modules use the latter. I suppose they could all be
remade after an attribute search and replace in the OSIS source
Hi, all.
After last change in canon_synodal.h every OT book after Psalms is
corrupted (each first verse in chapter is skipped). If it is possible
reconvert it please.
Blessings.
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Good point, David. I was thinking only of Diatheke's ability to
transform the xlit attribute to a rendering format (because it will use
updated OSISHTML(HREF)). I wasn't thinking of the ability to toggle Ruby
(via OSISRuby), which still requires handling in Diatheke.
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On 10/30/10 5:08
Peter,
Agreed, yet how many pastors, theology students or Biblical scholars even
know about regexp?
And if the submitted paper had been edited in [say] MS Word, the author
would first have to copy the content to a file format that was capable of
being processed by sed, Perl or similar. And then
On 02/11/10 07:55, David Haslam wrote:
> I read several months ago of someone who had to laboriously go through a
> paper he'd submitted to a journal and edit every reference he'd used merely
> in order to conform to the editing policy requirements of the journal.
Sed or Perl with a regex would ha
Jon,
I mean that for any given reference, it is parsed by one notation or the other,
not both. If the input is provided by an end user via the keyboard, it would
use the user's stated preference. When formatting references for output, it
would also be used. But for all references coming from a m
Response still awaited. Anyone?
David
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Parsing user input for references in other locales is one thing, but would we
wish to suggest that front-ends
should also output and/or display Biblical references according to
[something related to] the locale?
I'm thinking of the whole gamut of front-ends, from diatheke to Xiphos.
I've never t
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On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 3:55 AM, David Haslam wrote:
>
> How many different standards for Biblical passages reference format are
> there?
I think the real issue here is that many cultures use different
symbols for separation than we do in English (or I should say, the
US). I believe it is common i
How many different standards for Biblical passages reference format are
there?
Where are they each documented?
I read several months ago of someone who had to laboriously go through a
paper he'd submitted to a journal and edit every reference he'd used merely
in order to conform to the editing po
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