In principle they are part of the text In implementation, thet are
not. The pilcrows are held in an attribute as a Unicode character.
(OSIS doesn't allow ¶ or other non XML entities.) They are a
special type of punctuation.
We'd have to change the plain text filter to show them. The Lucene
analyzer strips punctuation and may strip it.
(We had lightning hit that jumped the UPS and surge protectors,
damaging our computers, here at the house. They are in the shop for
diagnosis. This is all to say, I'm pecking this out on my iPod and am
keeping my replies a bit short, less precise.)
In His Service,
DM
On Jun 15, 2009, at 4:19 AM, David Haslam <[email protected]>
wrote:
Further to the lengthy thread about Pilcrows in a recent topic,
here's a new
slant.
If "Pilcrows are part of the KJV text", then it should in principle be
feasible to use the search feature of any SWORD front end to
generate a
verse list containing all the verses that start with a Pilcrow.
This needs testing for each front end.
-- David
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