Apparently, I was being overly cautious in reporting this, in case it
was an issue. It is fixed everywhere on eBible.org.
On 6/4/23 09:37, David Haslam wrote:
Michael,
Out of curiosity, I just installed module enKJV2006eb (18.0) into
PocketSword.
The red letter markup at Luke 9:56 is correc
Can I as now near outsider suggest that this is an excellent idea.
One not mentioned aspect is that it allows much more effective use of xml
editing tools, many of which seem to choke on too large files.
We do use the osis2mod -a switch of course and that remains an option but it
feels more f
Michael,
Out of curiosity, I just installed module enKJV2006eb (18.0) into PocketSword.
The red letter markup at Luke 9:56 is correct.
What was reported is therefore not a module issue.
Could it be an issue that appertains only to the HTML output from Haiola for
this eBible.org work?
Or was it
Hi Michael,
The KJV module (2.11) in CrossWire Beta is not in error at this location.
The KJV module (2.10.2) that was previously released is also correct.
Not sure why this was reported here, when it concerns the KJV at eBible.org
David
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On Sun, Jun 4, 2023 at 16:1
Regardless of possible solutions, thanks for explaining the issue. For the time
being I'll rely on the EPUB and web versions of the WEBC. Really enjoying the
translation, thank you for your work 😊
24 abr 2023, 06:43 por fr.cyri...@tiberiade.be:
> Hi Michael,
> THe problem is the same with xipho
Thank you.
On 5/2/23 07:54, mich...@ebible.org wrote:
Name-> anonymous
Email-> yevip62...@pixiil.com
Subject-> typo / correction [Luke 9:56, KJV]
Form URL-> https://eBible.org/cgi-bin/contact.cgi
The final sentence in Luke 9:56 (https://ebible.org/kjv/LUK09.htm) -- "And they went
to anoth
Thanks Troy,
It would be interesting to see whether it would present any challenges for how
osis2mod works.
My suggestion wouldn’t really have been thought necessary had Dom been able to
enhance the module build script to make use of the osis2mod command line switch
‘-a’ to ‘augment’ a module
Hi David,
Thank you for your proposal. I don't think adding support for
xi:include to osis2mod would be very difficult. It should be a fairly
straightforward addition. I would be happy for support to be added.
The trade-off I see is that someone will need to maintain the top level
OSIS fi
