I do not know exactly what is osis, so i do not know how to make an "osis ref".
Assuming it is related to the cross-references option, i think
something like that gives you an osis output with "references"
import sys
key="Mark 1:1"
chapterNbr=1
moduleName="KJV"
vk=Sword.VerseKey(key)
markup=Sword
If I remember well, python3-sword can help to make the osis ref in a file.
How to do this exactly?
Le 19/11/2020 à 17:58, pierre amadio a écrit :
Hi there !
I am afraid there is no real documentation for the python binding
(someone please correct me if I m wrong).
I think that, as they are bui
Hi there !
I am afraid there is no real documentation for the python binding
(someone please correct me if I m wrong).
I think that, as they are build automatically with swig, they are
suppose to be identical to the way c++ work (with all the type
transformation magic that can go in the process..
Hello,
I'm interesting to know how to use the python3-sword tool. Do you have
any doc or information how to use it?
Thank you.
Br Cyrille
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