This seems like very good work, Ryan. I took a look at the coverter before,
as I'm a Python dev, and couldn't hack it. I tried to start wrting a OSFM
parser,
but I had some difficulty fully understanding what the spec was saying.
Anyway, if you were interested in continuing to work on it, I'd be
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
On 07/30/2015 02:47 PM, David Haslam wrote:
Have the front-end developers tested their Windows software on Windows 10 ?
Considering that Win10 was released just 2 days ago, the likelihood of
any of us even having seen it is nil.
I have not done extensive testing, but so
I've been browsing the script, and yes - it does support nested tags.
David
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> Among other clean-up, usfm2osis.py avoided this problem by using
> Python's XML libraries to ensure that any output was, at the least,
> well-formed. It might even include the schema in order to enforce
> validity.
>
My script includes the osis 2.1.1 schema and uses the same XML libraries
(lxml
I can't help but wonder if the speed boosts this boasts come at the
expense of one of usfm2osis.py's main benefits - its change from raw
text manipulation to proper XML construction. We previously had a very
fast usfm2osis.pl that used Perl's raw regular expressions to brute
force its way to very f
On 07/30/2015 02:47 PM, David Haslam wrote:
> Have the front-end developers tested their Windows software on Windows 10 ?
Considering that Win10 was released just 2 days ago, the likelihood of
any of us even having seen it is nil.
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Does it supported nested tags?
On a related note, if people want a usx converter to osis, please let me know.
Cheers
Chris
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From: "David Haslam"
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Subject: Re: [sword-devel] usfm to osis converter...
Thanks, Rya
Thanks, Ryan. This looks very interesting. I expect that John Austin and
others would also find it useful.
Your description (qv) of the project should grab our attention.
I wrote my own USFM to OSIS converter in python. There are several reasons
for this:
The usfm2osis.py converter mentioned
Have the front-end developers tested their Windows software on Windows 10 ?
Anything to report?
David
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In case anyone is interested, I've written a new fast usfm to osis
converter. I mainly wrote it as a personal challenge to see how
difficult it would be... but perhaps someone else may find it useful as
well.
You can find it at http://sites.google.com/site/adyeths/theswordproject
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