> Von: David Haslam
> OSIS is an external standard, not merely internal to CrossWire. See
> http://www.bibletechnologies.net/
That and
Matthew
Matthe
Matth
Matt
Mat
Ma
M
are all automatically deducted by the engine, but something like Pss for Psalms
is not.
The abbreviation section does th
Dear Andrew,
OSIS is an external standard, not merely internal to CrossWire. See
http://www.bibletechnologies.net/
(Notwithstanding that some CrossWire volunteers were closely involved in its
creation and updates.)
Best regards,
David
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Thank you both. Both explanations make complete and utter sense. I see now
the logic, but at the risk of furthering my appearance as a fool, may I ask
..
... notwithstanding the fact there is no direct need, if the OSIS
abbreviations are already mostly the same, and are not standard (public
facin
Regarding the difference between the OSIS book abbreviations and abbr.conf:
OSIS has a fixed abbreviation for each book.
The SWORD Engine in parsing a reference tries to take arbitrary input and
understand it. So the abbreviations there are for that purpose. They are also
used as the "best" for
> Von: Andrew Thule
> Have I failed to grasp the purpose of abbr.conf, or is this a hiccup
> between abbr.conf and osis2mod?
You have. Totally and utterly. :-)
The OSIS "abbreviations" are not "standard abbreviations" at all but are tokens
used for osisID and osisRefs.
They are not used in a
On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 2:51 AM, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
> You did not tell what the ultimate purpose for your conversion is, but
> assuming you want to create OSIS references, you might want to investigate
> using the sword API for doing the job. That is one of the things it is
> excellent at.
Perfect Peter, much appreciated. I'll give it a go, and see how it goes.
Its nice the API is so flexible.
~A
On Tuesday, July 31, 2012, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
>
> > Von: Andrew Thule >
>
> > This one is shorter
> > using awk not php slightly more elegant and handles books of the form
> > 1 J
> Von: Andrew Thule
> This one is shorter
> using awk not php slightly more elegant and handles books of the form
> 1 John and 1John:
You did not tell what the ultimate purpose for your conversion is, but assuming
you want to create OSIS references, you might want to investigate using the
sw
Opps. The .php one works (though doesn't handle names of the form
1John). I didn't mean to send that one though. This one is shorter
using awk not php slightly more elegant and handles books of the form
1 John and 1John:
-=-=-=- convert-long-2-short-names.awk Script -=-=-=-
#!/usr/bin/awk -f
BE
The sword lib contains a file abbr.conf which contains mapping from
traditional book names to short sword module names as follows:
[Text]
Genesis=Gen
Exodus=Ex
Leviticus=Lev
Numbers=Num
Deuteronomy=Deut
Joshua=Josh
Judges=Judg
Ruth=Ruth
I Samuel=1Sam
...
I've grown too lazy to continue converting
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