Hi Teus
The files can be found here:
https://github.com/tyndale/jsword/tree/jsword-tyndale-master/src/main/resources/org/crosswire/jsword/versification(there's
an outstanding pull-request on the main jsword repo for the time
being). The first value is the non-KJV versification. The second value is
O, that's great, Chris, that JSword has that information.
I am after the data only, not after any features from the Sword engine.
Where can the data be found from JSword?
Teus.
On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 8:25 AM, Chris Burrell wrote:
> Them JSword does have that. I built it in specifically to be a
Them JSword does have that. I built it in specifically to be able to do
interlinears and parallel text comparisons.
Are you after the data or a feature in the actual Sword engine?
Chris
On 10 Jan 2014 07:18, "Teus Benschop" wrote:
> Thank you, Chris L., for the info. Yes, this versification stu
Thank you, Chris L., for the info. Yes, this versification stuff is hard to
get entirely right, because of the various small variations the individual
translators create.
Chris B., the difference is that the versification says how many verses
each chapter has, and the mapping tell us which verses m
No, we don't have this information. There are very few translations for
which this type of data would be accurate, and almost all of those
simply use the KJV versification (or the NRSV/GNT versification). Almost
all translations with non-KJV/NRSV versifications vary in slight and
idiosyncratic
Not sure I understand the difference you're making? JSword has that
information in text form if that's what you are after. I think sword s
information is stored in verse numbers.
On 9 Jan 2014 15:52, "Teus Benschop" wrote:
> In the SWORD library, in the source tarball, in the include folder, ther
