Hi Greg,
Thanks for the report, but thml2gbf is no longer supported. I doesn't
even exist in the source tree anymore. The utility to use for importing
ThML files is xml2gbs (which also supports OSIS file import). Please let
us know if you find any problems with xml2gbs, but this bug shouldn't
exist in it since it was not based on the thml2gbf code.
--Chris
Greg Hellings wrote:
In encoding some ThML files I have to sword format, I discovered a
problem with the thml2gbf utility that comes with Sword. Whenever an
element tag with two or less characters inside of it (<p>, </p>, <h2>,
</a>, etc.) fell at the end of a line, the converted would place
either one or two "null" characters at the beginning of the following
line, thus causing the chapter in the book I was converting to end
abruptly at that point, although the rest of the data was still in the
.bdt file.
After poking around in the thml2gbf.cpp file, I was able to locate the
source of the problem. On line 186 it reads:
for (i = 4; i >= 0; i--) {
this ought to read:
for (i = strlen(keybuffer) - 2; i >= 0; i--) {
When this happens, then the file appears to be correctly translated.
Thanks!
--Greg
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