DM Smith wrote:
With regard to OSIS, if there are short-comings, we should try to
influence the standard. This is a proper venue for how we at CrossWire
would like to work with OSIS.
Regarding the <l> element and indents here is what the manual has to say:
*l: The l element is used to mark separate lines in a lg (line group)
element. This will be most commonly used in the encoding of poetry.*
*
*
*The level attribute takes a positive integer value that indicates which
line in a line group is being encoded. This can be used in processing to
insure proper indentation of lines.*
*
*
If I understand this right, the level attribute should be used to
indicate the depth of indentation. Perhaps level="1" and level not being
specified should mean the same thing. And ESV should be re-coded to have
it properly set.
(I'd like Chris' input!)
This is precisely my understanding as well, and I try to encode using
this semantic for the level attribute on <l>. The usfm2osis.pl
converter, for example, should interpret the level indicators in SFM and
copy those to the level attribute. So, in theory, there should be a
number of Bibles already encoded like this (just don't ask me to
remember which they are).
--Chris
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