On May 16, 2006, at 5:01 PM, L.Allan-pbio wrote:
DM Smith wrote:
On May 15, 2006, at 2:58 PM, L.Allan-pbio wrote:
The NET has <l /> for poetic line breaks but there isn't an
allowance for a space if this isn't turned into a poetic line break
(see Ps 23 for examples)
The <l>...</l> indicates whitespace. So this is appropriate.
Well, that may be, but from the lines below, it seems to me that
the NET is using <l /> for poetic line breaks (equivalent to GBF's
<CL>). Is this something that should be reported to the NET beta team?
Yes.
<hi type="italic">A psalm of David.</hi><milestone type="line" />The
<hi type="small-caps">Lord</hi> is my shepherd,<l />I lack nothing.<l
/>
He takes me to lush pastures,<l />he leads me to refreshing water.<l
/>
He restores my strength.<l />He leads me down the right paths<l />for
the sake of his reputation.<l />
<lb/> is the notion of a line break. <l> is the notion of a line.
This should be encoded as (new lines added for readability):
<title type="psalm" canonical="true">A psalm of David</title>
<lg>
<l>The <divineName>Lord</divineName> is my shepherd,</l>
<l>I lack nothing.</l>
<l>He takes me to lush pastures,</l>
<l>he leads me to refreshing water.</l>
<l>He restores my strength.</l>
<l>He leads me down the right paths</l>
<l>for the sake of his reputation.</l>
</lg>
Note: Style should not be marked up (e.g. <hi type="italic">) when
there is an element which indicates content. In this case there is a
notion of a psalm title and a divine name.
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