Hi Karl,
I'm not going to say that is encoded correctly, because it's obviously not.
However, comparing with my paper ESV, it is worth noting that they are two
separate footnotes that are separated by a comma (e.g. y, z).
Jon
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 5:57 AM, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
> ESV Isaiah
Speaking of commas, there are some places in the KJV module where, if the
text is output using diatheke to RTF format, the space present in the module
is missing after the comma in the output. These could probably be traced
back to a particular construction in the OSIS source file, were anyone
inc
ESV Isaiah 1:10a
10 Hear the word of the LORD,
you rulers of *xy, *xz Sodom!
"*x_" are Xiphos' xrefs. The comma separating these two is not properly
encoded as being part of the xref itself; if one turns off xrefs, the
comma remains, creating a very odd, very wrong bit of punctuation.
A simpl
