Matěj Cepl wrote,
- czap is an element for “text quoted by Czech apostrophe”, and I am not
sure whether in all cases it means a quotation of the Old Testament text in
the New Testament (as in this case).
-
All the instances of q marker=' ... /q are in the New Testament, so
this seems
On 29/12/11 09:05, David Haslam wrote:
Thanks for the detailed explanations.
I guess this was a comment to Matej's last email rather than a facetious
one to my one-liner?
:-)
But FWIW - I would suggest that cs-utf8.conf is looked through regarding
any missed out abbreviations or abbreviations
Yes - threaded views in email clients (or Nabble) help to contextualize such
one liners!
It would be helpful to module developers to know where to obtain the conf
files necessary for localization of book names, etc.
The fledgeling wiki page does not yet cover this topic.
Matěj Cepl wrote,
⌈ and ⌉ are more complicated. They are originally bkzavorka/ and
ekzavorka/ and they limit the text for which the appropriate translator
note is used.
-
I think ⌜top corners⌝ are visually less obtrusive for this purpose than
⌈ceilings⌉, so I have included such a
Matěj Cepl wrote, pomlcka/ stands for em-dash;
and the original code snippet he cited from Mark.1.1 includes,
61,1pomlcka/3;
yet upon examining Matěj's OSIS file, this snippet appears as 61,13;
rather than 61,1—3;
It would seem that his XSLT script has not converted any of the pomlcka/
to an
Thanks for the detailed explanations.
David
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There are many locations in the source text where spaces were omitted.
I've been able to tackle most of these by searching for various patterns.
The following questions remain:
Is it correct for the left and right ceiling characters to be found within
words?
Or should the left ceiling always be
Matěj,
I am not a Linux user.
I keep putting off the day when I have to use Linux.
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Everyone,
I have spent a good part of today using TextPipe to fix the pretty OSIS
XML file, and have made substantial progress.
Here's a bulleted list of fixes already done...
* A second bookGroup division for the NT
* Book divisions (66)
* Chapter elements (1089)
* Section titles (2084)
*
Fixed the p q ... nesting bug in Revelation, only four locations needed
tweaking.
Beyond the OSIS, there are some differences in character counts for these
three left/right pairs.
28 ( LEFT PARENTHESIS8,278
29 ) RIGHT PARENTHESIS 8,323
Everyone,
I now have a working CzeCSP module!
A further question for Matěj
I suspect that the following codepoints may need converting from a legacy
font.
002045 ⁅ LEFT SQUARE BRACKET WITH QUILL 1,648
002046 ⁆ RIGHT SQUARE BRACKET WITH QUILL 1,648
002308 ⌈
On 28/12/11 19:40, David Haslam wrote:
NB. Not yet pursued Peter's suggestion to code the other cross references
that are still plain text.
If you frame them with a reference tag, xreffix.pl can create proper
OSIS refs.
Peter
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On 28.12.2011 20:40, David Haslam wrote:
I suspect that the following codepoints may need converting from a legacy
font.
002045 ⁅ LEFT SQUARE BRACKET WITH QUILL 1,648
002046 ⁆ RIGHT SQUARE BRACKET WITH QUILL 1,648
002308 ⌈ LEFT CEILING6,663
002309 ⌉
On 28/12/11 23:10, David Haslam wrote:
Thanks Peter,
Do we have a list of Czech bookname abbreviations for use in the locale for
running xreffix.pl ?
Yes. cs-utf8.conf
Peter
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Debugging:
The -d flag is very helpful to see what osis2mod is doing.
You can use the -d flag multiple times as in -d 1 -d 4 or
add them together as in -d 5 or
both -d 5 -d 8
To get full debugging -d 1023
SIGSEGV
I
On 27.12.2011 01:48, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
BTW the text contains an enormous number of references which are not
marked up. Once you got the above corrected please attend to this too.
It would make the module a lot better.
Yes, amount of notes and references is one of the reasons I really
I downloaded it with Firefox 3.6.25, though I could just as easily have used
Chrome or IE.
I doubt that the browser makes any changes to what is within a binary file
such as .gz
I regularly download all sorts of things, and this has never happened
before.
I used 7-Zip to extract things locally.
DM wrote,
Sub-identifiers:
SWORD engine cannot handle ! in the osisID, so osis2mod strips them
off of the osisIDs for verses.
I did not see any for verses, but only for notes.
You are quite correct. When I stripped out all the note elements (using
TextPipe) there were no
I suppose that strictly speaking a SWORD module can be made without having
bookGroup or x-testament division[s].
Otherwise the append option -a in osis2mod could not be used to build a
successful module.
i.e. If you append each book (apart from the first) from a separate OSIS
file (as I have on
On 27.12.2011 21:58, David Haslam wrote:
Has anyone else made a pretty-print version of Matěj's OSIS file?
It certainly helps to see the wood from the trees.
tidy -i -xml -utf8 -m bible.xml
doesn't work for you?
Matěj
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On the Mac it downloaded as bible.xml using chrome. I renamed that to bible.zip
and double clicked that to get bible, to which I added the .xml extension. On
the Mac it is the OS that handles the unpacking.
This happens all the time on the Mac and I am used to it.
It probably is tied w the
On Wed, 2011-12-28 at 00:10 +0100, Matěj Cepl wrote:
On 27.12.2011 21:58, David Haslam wrote:
Has anyone else made a pretty-print version of Matěj's OSIS file?
It certainly helps to see the wood from the trees.
tidy -i -xml -utf8 -m bible.xml
doesn't work for you?
David does not use
On Wed, Dec 28, 2011, at 12:42 AM, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
On Wed, 2011-12-28 at 00:10 +0100, Matěj Cepl wrote:
On 27.12.2011 21:58, David Haslam wrote:
Has anyone else made a pretty-print version of Matěj's OSIS file?
It certainly helps to see the wood from the trees.
tidy -i -xml -utf8 -m
On Dec 27, 2011, at 8:32 AM, DM Smith dmsm...@crosswire.org wrote:
Chapter tags:
Can be one of (in order of recommendation):
chapter osisID=Gen.1 sID=Gen.1/ ... chapter eID=Gen.1/
div type=chapter sID=Gen.1/...div eID=Gen.1/
chapter osisID=Gen.1.../chapter
What was the reason for not generating eID milestones for verses?
These should be present as per the example shown in the wiki page.
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On 25.12.2011 22:57, David Haslam wrote:
The file bible.xml within http://mcepl.fedorapeople.org/tmp/bible.xml.gz
seems to be not a text file but a binary!
In fact, it needs to be renamed as bible.xml.tar and decompressed yet again
to get the real bible.xml
mitmanek:~ $ curl -L -O
On 26.12.2011 08:18, David Haslam wrote:
Thechapter ... tags should end with rather than /
Also there are no/chapter tags.
Meaning, chapter/ couldn't be a milestone?
How does it align with this? (from
http://crosswire.org/wiki/OSIS_Bibles#OSIS_Milestones):
# It is allowable to use
On 26/12/11 19:55, Matěj Cepl wrote:
On 26.12.2011 08:18, David Haslam wrote:
Thechapter ... tags should end with rather than /
Also there are no/chapter tags.
Meaning, chapter/ couldn't be a milestone?
Chapters are usually milestoned. Nothing wrong with that.
Peter
The indeces (ot.vss, nt.vss) are essentially all 0. The osis file, while
validating contains not the correct info to create a module.
Peter
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On 26/12/11 21:39, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
The indeces (ot.vss, nt.vss) are essentially all 0. The osis file, while
validating contains not the correct info to create a module.
The terminal output of osis2mod is meant to show what osis2mod is doing.
It does nothing.
The file is somehow not
mod2imp shows that all content is put into verse 0 of each chapter.
Switching on headlines in xiphos makes a lot of text appear.
Peter
On 26/12/11 21:57, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
On 26/12/11 21:39, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
The indeces (ot.vss, nt.vss) are essentially all 0. The osis file,
I hope to get a look at it tomorrow. Im busy w av11n stuff for jsword and
entertaining my new grandson.
Cent from my fone so theer mite be tipos. ;)
On Dec 26, 2011, at 6:01 PM, Peter von Kaehne ref...@gmx.net wrote:
mod2imp shows that all content is put into verse 0 of each chapter.
On 27/12/11 00:33, DM Smith wrote:
Im busy w av11n stuff for jsword
Peter von Kaehne likes that. A lot.
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DMSmith is working towards making JSword capable to support av11n.
Only when that's in place can the front-ends based on JSword begin to take
advantage thereof.
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As a useful tip, it's generally a good idea to first to make a rawtext module
with osis2mod.
This avoids some known bugs in making a ztext module directly using
mod2osis.
You can easily use mod2zmod to compress it afterwards.
David
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The file bible.xml within http://mcepl.fedorapeople.org/tmp/bible.xml.gz
seems to be not a text file but a binary!
In fact, it needs to be renamed as bible.xml.tar and decompressed yet again
to get the real bible.xml
If you double compress something using tar then gzip, it's best to indicate
Your OSIS XML file makes extensive use of sub-identifiers.
This is the first time I've seen these in any OSIS file.
I have not seen these discussed in any previous threads in the mailing list.
This might turn out to be the real cause of why osis2mod doesn't produce a
useful module.
The relevant
If you make a temporary OSIS XML file with all the note elements removed,
does that convert to a module with readable text?
If all the sub-identifiers happen to lie within the study notes, then that
might be a profitable course of investigation.
David
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The cause is much simpler!
Your path for module creation is in ztext, yet your .conf file is for a
rawtext module.
Such a combination will always result in a module that appears to be empty
of content.
btw. I've made the same mistake myself on rare occasions.
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Though the OSIS validates, there is only one top level div element!
osis2mod expects each book to be a div, and each testament to be also a
div
The chapter ... tags should end with rather than /
Also there are no /chapter tags.
See http://crosswire.org/wiki/OSIS_Bibles#Body
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It was easier for me to spot these issues in the body structure after I had
used the *XML Tools* plugin for *Notepad++* to first linearize the XML and
then 'pretty print' the XML.
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