[osis-core] Long, ugly but it works!
Troy A. Griffitts
osis-core@bibletechnologieswg.org
Mon, 03 Jun 2002 12:51:57 -0700
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> <text xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="C:\downloads\osis-current\regex\regex2.xsd">
> <body>
> <p>Matt.1.1-Matt.1.3</p>
This states: the text starting at the opening tag of mat.1.1 or mat.1.1a
(or whatever is the answer to my last email), until the closing tag of
the last chain in mat.1.3.*, right?
> <p>Matt.1.1@char:124+130(logos)-@135+145(word)</p>
What is the +130, again? A range that is acceptable to deviate until
you find 'logos'? (same question on '+145').
> <p>Matt.1.2@char:123+134(logos)</p>
This is a point? Or the range of the word 'logos', or what?
> <p>Matt.1.5@char:123+134(logos)-Matt.1.6</p>
> <p>Matt.1.5@char:123+134(logos)-Matt.1.6@char:234+236(Uriah)</p>
> <p>Matt.1.5-Matt.1.6@char:120+124(now)-@char:150+135(then)</p>
ok, you're really lost me on this last one.
> <p>Matt.1.5@x-xpath:\text\div\p\line(Asaph)</p>
Are we changing xpath syntax to '\' instead of '/'?
Does this state: any node of Matt.1.5, or chain node, look for a node
named 'text', then under that, a node named 'div', then 'p', then all
'line' nodes and be sure they all start with Asaph? I don't assume you
mean this, but that is what I would assume this xpath means.
> <p>Matt.1.5@x-xpath:\text\div\p\line(Asaph)-Matt.1.6</p>
> <p>Matt.1.5@x-xpath:\text\div\p\line(Uriah)-Matt.1.6@x-xpath:\text\div\p\line(Asaph)</p>
> </body>
> </text>
>
Thanks for all your hard work guys. I know it's a time sacrifice and
you are greatly appreciated.
-Troy.