What was the question? You've deleted the question. And using nabble removes
threading that would let us see the context.
Cent from my fone so theer mite be tipos. ;)
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The order of attributes within any XML element is immaterial as far as how
XML is used by computers.
Even so, it makes a significant difference to the readability of OSIS XML to
human beings.
Improving readability can bring further practical benefits.
Our SFM to OSIS converters (usfm2osis.py & .p
I would think that the scroll-back function that you mention should be
something that the front-end provides, not the module. I think there is an
element whose purpose is to mark a location, index. Not sure if it is
appropriate for this.
I do think it is worthy to be as near lossless in the con
Thanks Manfred.
One other thing I'm informed of is that from next month (Feb 2016) all new
or updated apps submitted for the iTunes store must have full support for 64
bit hardware, otherwise Apple will not accept them.
Nic mentioned that there are no equivalent 64 bit libraries for some
features
I’m on vacation next week.
If no one takes this until I’m back I’ll have a look at the problem.
Manfred
> Am 07.01.2016 um 12:35 schrieb David Haslam :
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> Michael just mentioned PocketSword's index generator.
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> The situation is more complicated than merely generating the downloadable
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Greg's
Version=0.1.7
SwordVersionDate=2014-04-02
That's the latest version in his private repository.
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PocketSword deals quite nicely with cross-references that are for just a few
verses.
It displays the linked verse[s] with their text in the note pane that
appears at the foot of the screen.
It copes with multiple references to different passages too.
PS doesn't yet process parallel passage headi
