So I'm continuing to toy around with the mod2osis changes. It looks like the round-trip module-OSIS-module is working properly for Bible modules (OSIS-module-OSIS round-trip is extremely close) with the exception of Psalm 119 section headers, which appear to be beyond the scope of mod2osis to fix. IIRC, DM's description of the import tools indicates that this material is prefixed onto the verse, since there is no provision in the engine for verse-heading information.
However, at the end of each of the epistles of Paul, plus the epistle to the Hebrews, the OSIS that is produced by the engine is malformed. In each of those books, the final chapter has a <div> tag which is placed within the chapter, but outside of the last verse. This has been taken by the importer and appended to the value of the verse. The result, on output, is a <verse> element with a <div> element inside of it. The importer claims that this is malformed OSIS, but it doesn't choke and still produces identical module data from it. Are there options I could use to the engine to pull this information out and place it in its proper location? It's not a footnote, etc, so using those options would not likely produce any desirable results. Unless the OSIS filters have some sort of option to pull that text out (and presuming the importer is correct that the construct is malformed OSIS), the only way to rectify the situation is to parse the verse text for a <div> tag, correct? Unless this is deemed an unnecessary update, it is the only thing standing in the way of being able to round-trip modules which began life as OSIS documents. My next chore will then be to expand the ability to handle modules which came in a different format. --Greg _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page
