[jsword-devel] osis and not licenses

[Troy A. Griffitts]

Joe,
	2.0 should be out next week :)  But it doesn't include the <resp> 
element.  After discussing the issue with the guys, I discovered that 
the resp functionality was added as a global attribute (as you mentioned 
you had already observed), and they recommended moving from our current 
structure, e.g.:

<verse osisID="John.1.1">
<resp type="strongsMarkup" name="pdy" date="2003-01-19-19:40"/>
</verse>

to what would work in the current schema without change:

<verse osisID="John.1.1" resp="2003-01-19-19:40|pdy|strongsMarkup">
</verse>

So, next release of KJV2003 should use this new, more compliant markup. 
  For now, I would just hack the spec to allow the <resp> element.

Sorry for the malformed markup.

	-Troy.



Joe Walker wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Thanks, I have 2 options in resolving this, I can either hack up my copy 
> of the 1.5 spec, or I can use 1.6beta (or whatever) if it exists in a 
> usable form. Which do you think is best?
> 
> Joe.
> 
> Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> 
>> Joe,
>>     It is a TEI crossover, from my understanding.  It means 
>> RESPonsibility.  It assigns some aspect of responsiblity.  In this 
>> case to PDY (whoever that is) for strongsMarkup on January 19, 2003.  
>> If it's not in the official spec, it should be.  I started using it 
>> because of discussion about it at an OSIS standards meeting.  I'll 
>> follow up on it and make sure it is valid.
>>
>>     -Troy.
>>
>>
>>
>> Joe Walker wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Fixing a few bugs ...
>>>
>>> When I read the OSIS from the kjv (with strongs & morphology) for Rev 
>>> 22:20,21 I get the following
>>>
>>> <w src="3" lemma="x-Strongs:G3588" morph="x-Robinson:T-GSM"></w><w 
>>> src="1" lemma="x-Strongs:G3588" morph="x-Robinson:T-NSF"></w><w 
>>> src="2" lemma="x-Strongs:G5485" morph="x-Robinson:N-NSF">The grace</w>
>>> ...
>>> <w src="11" lemma="x-Strongs:G281" morph="x-Robinson:HEB">Amen.</w><p/>
>>> <resp type="strongsMarkup" name="pdy" date="2003-01-19-19:40"/>
>>>
>>> Now I can't find a resp element anywhere in the OSIS specs (1.1, 
>>> 1.1.1, 1.5)
>>> Does anyone know what is up?
>>>
>>> Joe.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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