On 10/15/2011 11:11 AM, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
Brian J Dumont<brian.j.dum...@gmail.com> writes:
You could sort of make one in Xiphos, but it was so ugly as to be
totally unusable.
Considering that Xiphos really doesn't care what the engine feeds it,
the entirety of whether tables work in Xiphos is bound up in whether
OSIS->HTML filtration is sufficiently precise. Internally, Xiphos
generates tables of its own (commentary by chapter, showing verse#s) and
they work just fine.
Yes, this is entirely accurate. Bibletime uses its own OSIS processing,
and hence processes tags like <cell>blah</cell>. All of the other
SWORD-based front ends rely on the SWORD engine to do the processing,
which currently does nothing and passes on the (non-html) tags as html.
It seems like the render engine in xiphos at least picks up the <table>
tag from OSIS, but ignores all other tags (which is what you would
expect, it is not being passed anything that means anything as html).
BTW, last I checked xiphos was also fine when you encode a true html
table into your osis. It's invalid osis, but it works. Xiphos is also
fine with a table in a ThML file (because it's just html).
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