[osis-core] osis1.1 about to leave the station!

[Todd Tillinghast]

Kees,

Embedded quotes do force the use of a "splitID".  It is possible to have
the following embedded quote:
<verse>And he said <q>We should do as our fathers said <q>always use XML
</q> and keep faithful to our heritage</q>.</verse> 

It is only when a <q> is "interrupted" due to other elements (<l>
elements in Ps) that we use "splitID" to indicate that several <q>
elements would have been encoded as a single <q> element had it not been
for the overlapping hierarchies.

I am beginning to prefer the use of milestones for longer quotes, over
using <q> elements that are split.  Both are acceptable encoding
techniques within the schema.

Todd

> 
> Todd,
> 
> 
> > In Ps.2 you will as see split quotes.  In these cases I used
> > splitID="Q-Ps..2.7-A".  The leading "Q-" makes the quote
> > unique from other split elements and the trailing "-A" and
> > "-B" make the two nested quotes that start in the same verse
> > unique from each other.
> >
> 
> Maybe I am slowly beginning to see the light... But I don't quite
> understand why in the first line of Ps 2.7 you mark up the splitID as
> "Q-Ps.2.7-A". Shouldn't it be <q>what the <divineName
> type="yhwh">LORD</divineName>has declared.</q>, since the embedded
quote
> has not started yet?
> 
> Kees
>