Several years ago I wrote a XSLT transformation from OSIS to XHTML and integrated it with a simple XUL (Mozilla based) app - well it really wasn't much of an app; sort of just a thing. :) Anyway, anybody remember that? I no longer have those files. If anyone still has that XSLT, I was thinking of using it as a basis to reverse the process and create a XHTML2OSIS XSLT.
Or better yet an OpenOffice.org to OSIS XSLT. OpenOffice.org now has the ability to integrate XSLTs. That capability, along with a custom templet and style, OpenOffice.org could natively save to OSIS. Folks have done something similar for DocBook. I've been completely out of this sort of thing for a solid two years, so I forgot more than I learned about XSLT, but I did some checking tonight and the possibilities look promising. My primary interest would be in creating a tool to convert puritan sermons and historic systematic theologies into Sword modules. With the scripture indexing capabilities we tossed around, I see a huge potential for a very productive expansion of the Sword Project's module library. -- by grace alone, Pastor Don A. Elbourne Jr. Lakeshore Baptist Church http://lakeshorebaptist.net Pastor's blog: Locusts & Wild Honey http://elbourne.org Rebuilding Lakeshore to the glory of God http://rebuildlakeshore.com _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: [email protected] http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page
