[osis-core] OSISScripture_01094 with new regex.

[Patrick Durusau]

Troy,

I am supposed to call Todd at 2:30 but I assumed the case you cite would 
be valid and that the <ref></ref> stuff was just so I would see what was 
happening. Now I am not so sure. ;-)

Should be validating the attribute value and not the content of the 
reference element.

Todd? Isn't that correct?

Patrick

Troy A. Griffitts wrote:

>I LOVE examples, as I am not up on the current XML lingo.
>I don't understand the examples below.
>
>Are we saying that we're not having anything like:
>
><ref refID="Gen.1:20-22">Genesis 1:20-22</ref>
>
>??
>
>
>
>Todd Tillinghast wrote:
>
>>Following are valid:
>>
>><ref>Bible.KJV..Gen</ref>
>><ref>Bible.KJV.A..Gen.a-a.1.1-1</ref>
>><ref>Bible.B..Gen</ref>
>><ref>Gen.20.17-18</ref>
>><ref>Gen.20.17-18.Q-1</ref>
>><rWork>Bible.TEV</rWork>
>><rWork>Bible.XYZ</rWork>
>><rWork>Bible.h</rWork>
>><rWork>Bible.TEV.1998</rWork>
>><rWork>Bible.1</rWork>
>>
>>Following are NOT valid:
>>
>><ref>Bible.KJV..</ref> (A side of me thinks this should be valid as a
>>reference to the whole work.)
>><ref>Bible.KJV.A..Gen.-a</ref>
>><ref>Bible.TEV-1992..Gen</ref>
>><ref>Gen.20.-18</ref>
>><ref>Gen.20.17-18.-1</ref>
>><ref>Gen.20.17-18-1</ref>
>><ref>Gen 20:17</ref>
>><rWork>Bible.TEV-1998</rWork>
>><rWork>Bible.TEV 1998</rWork>
>><rWork>Bible TEV</rWork>
>><rWork>BIBLE.TEV</rWork>
>>
>>Todd
>>
>>  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>                              Name: osisScripture_01094.xsd
>>   osisScripture_01094.xsd    Type: text/xml
>>                          Encoding: quoted-printable
>>

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Patrick Durusau
Director of Research and Development
Society of Biblical Literature
pdurusau@emory.edu