This later sentence is also important:
*If necessary, multiple levels of nesting character markup can occur.*
In other words, USFM now facilitates "stacked attributes".
This could lead to future simplification of character level markup in some
Bible translations.
e.g. Where words added by the t
All software designed to process USFM files should do likewise.
Take particular note of this sentence:
*All normal character marker starts (without the + prefix) close all
existing nesting.*
Typically the translators would use /explicit/ termination of such nested
character level markup,
yet our
On 06/28/2013 01:22 AM, David Haslam wrote:
> *Release Notes*
>
> 2.4 - June 2013
>
> Marker Additions
>
> · Support for nesting character markup.
>
> Full support for the nested character markup syntax has been included in
> Paratext >=7.4, Publishing Assistant >=4.1, and the XML export format fr
*Release Notes*
2.4 - June 2013
Marker Additions
· Support for nesting character markup.
Full support for the nested character markup syntax has been included in
Paratext >=7.4, Publishing Assistant >=4.1, and the XML export format from
Paratext known as "USX".
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