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For what it is worth, I have a couple
of real world examples of tables spanning verses in real Bibles.
One is in A Translation for Translators, in Ezra 2.
http://ebible.org/t4t/
On Mar 18, 2014, at 3:29 PM, Chris Burrell wrote:
> Hi DM
>
> 1- You're right, it was my mistake around across verses. Ezra 1 would be an
> example where you have 3 rows per verse, and a table over two verses.
No problem. It's hard to debug a problem where the text is made up.
>
> 2- My issue
Hi DM
1- You're right, it was my mistake around across verses. Ezra 1 would be an
example where you have 3 rows per verse, and a table over two verses.
2- My issue with the markup and having the verse number inside the cell was
that I got a 'nesting' warning by mod2osis. Is that something i just
Hi DM,
On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 12:01 PM, DM Smith wrote:
> On Mar 17, 2014, at 1:07 PM, Chris Burrell wrote:
>
> > Hello
> >
> > I'm looking at converting a module that has tables across verse
> boundaries... Is this supported?
>
> It should be. At least by osis2mod. I don't know if SWORD rende
The other type of markup that is list like is for poetry and such stanza-like
text. The , line group, is meant as a container for , lines, where each
line can have a level, indicating the indent level. In our wiki on OSIS, we
note that if the level attribute is absent, we presume it is level="1"
In this module, we have various types of lists and various types of tables.
For example, the start of Genesis 1 is rendered as "list" markup in the
source of the module. This is representing as a hanging paragraph in the
print version, e.g.
a d
c d d dd
ddd d ddd
In
It was relevant insomuch that it helped me to understand and clarify the
problem.
And for DM too, as the example from the GNB in the USFM User Reference
illustrates that some modern translations have opted to use tables to
simplify repetitive looking lists in passages such as the one in Numbers.
C
On Mar 17, 2014, at 1:07 PM, Chris Burrell wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm looking at converting a module that has tables across verse boundaries...
> Is this supported?
It should be. At least by osis2mod. I don't know if SWORD renderers have code
for tables. I'll leave that for someone else to answer
They're not related to usfm (but David knows i'm working on some modules in
usfm hence the question I assume).
I'm simply trying to work out how to do this in Sword. Seems like the OSIS
specs caters for it but not the Sword module implementation we have which
is verse based.
Any recommendations o
On 03/17/2014 02:07 PM, David Haslam wrote:
Note that work to process sub-verses is not yet done.
See the first part of this remark within the script (line 44):
# 0.7 expand sub-verses with ! in osisIDs; unittest; make fully OO; PyDev
project?
Why would this be relevant to the issue of tables
Did you start with USFM ?
i.e. Using table markers \tr, \th#, \thr#, \tc#, \tcr#
The first example in the USFM User Reference is
Text - Numbers 7.12-83 (GNT)
\p
\v 12-83 They presented their offerings in the following order:
\tr \th1 Day \th2 Tribe \th3 Leader
\tr \tcr1 1st \tc2 Judah \tc3 Nahs
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