OK, thanks for the feedback, DM.
OSISHeadings had trouble processing mulitple title elements in a
single chunk. I've added support for this now and it seems to have a
much better result. Can people please try it out and let me know how
things work for you? Thanks!
Troy
On 09/30/2012
Troy A. Griffitts scr...@crosswire.org writes:
Can people please try it out and let me know how things work for you?
Whatever you did has fixed this problem of note interpolation into text...
http://www.crosswire.org/pipermail/sword-devel/2012-March/037501.html
...as well as the difficulty seen
Karl,
You mentioned a few days ago that you graciously change Xiphos to use
the XHTML filter set-- thank you.
One the few tags to actually move to XHTML is for Jesus' words. Have you
assigned a style to thiis class .wordsOfJesus.
When adding the XHTML filter set, we created a new interface
You're correct, I hadn't done anything about that as I converted to
XHTML. So now I've done that, and at first blush it's fine.
It's the 2nd blush that gets me. When I turn on Strong's or morphology,
it has the effect of disabling red words. I suspect that my
too-close-to-the-HTML blocking
We've got a bug report in Xiphos saying that Chinese modules can't be
searched well with CLucene indices.
https://sourceforge.net/p/gnomesword/bugs/488/
I know nothing at all about Chinese, and can't address this. Can anyone
supply some info?
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SWORD uses an English analyzer (StandardAnalyzer) that works well for Latin-1
languages and for languages that bear some passing similarity to English (e.g.
spaces between words, phonetic spelling, ...), but it does not do well with
others.
The Lucene project has a few Chinese analyzers.
DM Smith dmsm...@crosswire.org writes:
For JSword, we use the language code as supplied in the conf to vector
into the selection of the best analyzer.
OK, well, considering that the regular Sword interface to this is
particularly generic, i.e. module.createSearchFramework(...), providing
no way
Because it is module.createSearchFramework, it has access to the conf and could
vector to the right analyzer. It would be a very small change to the code, but
with big impact.
-- DM
On Oct 7, 2012, at 7:40 PM, Karl Kleinpaste k...@kleinpaste.org wrote:
DM Smith dmsm...@crosswire.org writes:
