David, it is hard to see the context of your reply when you post from Nabble.
Please include the context in your post.
See below:
> On Oct 15, 2017, at 11:43 AM, David Haslam wrote:
>
> Something that we forgot to review when Av11n was first implemented?
No. We didn’t have translations of the Av11n book names. The fall back is to
English.
>
> And how about another problem?
>
> What does a cross-reference to 1 Kings 13:12 point to?
All references within a module should use an OSIS ID. If so it is not a problem.
User input is a different story.
>
> In a Catholic Bible with 1/2/3/4 Kings, it should point to 1 Samuel 13:12
> but would our scripts to fix cross-references even have a clue about this?
Rather than asking us to dig into the code, please try doing a test on your own
and report the outcome.
>
> After all, they invoke SWORD bindings to determine the target.
> And that involves calls to the locale file for the language.
> How can a locale.d file even cope with conflicts about booknames like this?
This has nothing to do with the locale files. But rather the definition of
av11n.
I don’t think we included this in our definition of av11n.
In Him,
DM
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