It is not possible to directly covert from Chinese characters to
pinyin. Many (most) characters have more than one pronunciation
depending on the intended meaning (same as the in English with one word
have multiple meanings). You have to look character by character to
make decisions on what p
The output of converting to Pinyin using BabelPad is inadequate for the
purpose I suggested, in that it still leaves tonal choices for the user to
make.
Example: ChiUn => Pinyin gives:
Genesis 1:1: qǐ chū， shēn/shén chuāng/chuàng cāo/cào/zào tiān de/dì。
Genesis 1:2: de/dì shì kōng/kǒng/kòng xū gǔ
I just checked the web page where we got the source text from.
http://www.wordproject.org/search/py.htm
http://www.wordproject.org/search/py.htm
It's clear that the text for Mark's Gospel is now available. Maybe other
errors have been corrected?
Thus the simplest thing would be to grab a fresh
PS> To do what I just suggested, you'd need to ask Chris Little for a copy of
the OSIS source text file[s].
David
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Perhaps the best approach to fixing this ChiPinyin module is to start from a
known "good" module such as ChiUn in the CrossWire Av11n repository?
http://www.babelstone.co.uk/Software/BabelPad.html BabelPad includes a
conversion for Han ideographs to Pinyin.
One advantage is that the conversion p
I've had a look at this module.
It has quite a number of errors, including:
* missing words in several verses in Lev 11, Num 15, Dt, Neh, 2Kg, Job, Isa,
Amos and Luke
* missing verse in Dt 15:5, Lk 23:28
* problems with Ps 10, Ps 100-129, Eze 10-13
* missing Mark 3
Still, it does look salvageabl
As well as the ChiPinYin module in the Xiphos repository, if you have
installed Xiphos,
you could install the ChiUns module and then use Module Options in the
Xiphos context menu, and select Transliteration.
May not be exactly what you're seeking, but is certainly worth knowing about
as a further
Hi,
There is one in the Xiphos repo: ftp://ftp.xiphos.org/zip/chipinyin.zip
Martin
On 10 September 2011 04:24, 1stmac wrote:
> My apologies, that was probably *not* exactly what you we're looking for
> ...
>
> On Sep 10, 2011, at 11:13 AM, 1stmac wrote:
>
> Is this what you're looking for?
> h
My apologies, that was probably not exactly what you we're looking for ...
On Sep 10, 2011, at 11:13 AM, 1stmac wrote:
> Is this what you're looking for?
> http://www.wordproject.org/pn/index.htm
>
> שלום
> Yau Onn
>
> On Sep 10, 2011, at 10:45 AM, AJ wrote:
>
>> A while back (1 year +) someo
There are a number of Pinyin bibles on the web. What I need is a Pinyin
module in the Sword Project format that I can install on my desktop.
Thanks,
Allen
On 9/10/2011 11:13 AM, 1stmac wrote:
Is this what you're looking for?
http://www.wordproject.org/pn/index.htm
שלום
Yau Onn
On Sep 10, 20
Is this what you're looking for?
http://www.wordproject.org/pn/index.htm
שלום
Yau Onn
On Sep 10, 2011, at 10:45 AM, AJ wrote:
> A while back (1 year +) someone pointed me to a link where I could download a
> Chinese Pinyin bible in Sword Project format (not someone on the normal
> CrossWire w
A while back (1 year +) someone pointed me to a link where I could
download a Chinese Pinyin bible in Sword Project format (not someone on
the normal CrossWire website). Can anyone send me a link?
Thanks,
Allen
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