Hi Daniel,
The lines in the source code are:
if (tagDepth != verseDepth) {
cout << "Warning verse " << currentOsisID << " is not well formed:("
<< verseDepth << "," << tagDepth << ")" << endl;
}
So I'd guess that you have open tags you haven't closed, or closed
tags you haven't opened. Or you aren't being strictly heirarchical.
Or that there is a problem in osis2mod :)
God Bless,
Ben
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On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 7:55 PM, Daniel Owens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am working on a module, and I keep getting the "verse not well formed"
> message, and after awhile of staring at what I know to be valid OSIS I begin
> to wonder if osis2mod likes to cry wolf. ;)
>
> Seriously, though, is there a way to know what osis2mod is tripping over? Do
> the numbers at the end have any meaning? For example,
>
> Warning verse Rom.3.18 is not well formed:(8,6)
>
> Does the information after the colon have any significance that can help me
> work out what in the world osis2mod is complaining about?
>
> I am using sword 1.5.11, by the way.
>
> Daniel
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