I just committed the suggested change, along with a couple of others. Please let me know if this causes any other problems as I didn't get a chance to test it on any actual data.

--Chris


Peter von Kaehne wrote:
I will wait for Chris as the other major user of the script to say what
he thinks, then I commit. But I agree. I changed my own script and it
works better.

I am still a bit annoyed with the position of the section head - it
appears to be always in the verse prior. That is weird to me.

Peter


Daniel Owens wrote:
From my perspective (based on the USFM 2.1 reference document), all \s#
tags should be handled in such a way that a new <div> element is
created, with higher numbers being more deeply nested. If you feel
comfortable changing the code, please do so. It seems to me it's a bug
in usfm2osis.pl.

Daniel

Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Currently usfm2osis.pl appears to mishandle minor section headings:

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Looking at the source code it appears there is a specific difference in
the handling of \s2 vs \s1 and \s3, \s4 etc.. See here:


    # \s \s1 section (From Chapters and Verses)
        if ($line =~ /^\\s1?\b\s*(.+)/) {
            push (@outdata, closeTag("<\/p>"));
            push (@outdata, closeTag("<\/div type=\"section\">"));
            push (@outdata, "<div type=\"section\">\n");
            openTag("<\/div type=\"section\">");
            $line =~ s/\\s1?\b\s*(.+)/<title>$1<\/title>/;
            if ($line =~ /HEBREW TITLE/) {
                $line =~ s/<title>/<title type=\"psalm\">/;
            }
        }

        # \ss \s2 subSection (From Chapters and Verses)
        if ($line =~ /^\\s[s2]\b\s*(.+)/) {
            $line =~ s/\\s[s2]\b\s*(.+)/<title>$1<\/title>/;
        }

        # \sss \s3 x-subsubSection (From Chapters and Verses)
        if ($line =~ /^\\s(ss|3)\b\s*(.+)/) {
            push (@outdata, closeTag("<\/p>"));
push (@outdata, closeTag("<\/div
     type=\"x=subSubSection\">"));
            push (@outdata, "<div type=\"x-subSubSection\">\n");
            openTag("<\/div type=\"x-subSubSection\">");
            $line =~ s/\\s(ss|3)\b\s*(.+)/<title>$2<\/title>/;


\s2 is not creating a <div>. Is there a specific reason?

Peter

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