[sword-devel] NASB otPassage

Tue Nov 11 14:59:32 MST 2008

Sorry, got another one:

It looks like our otPassage segs are instead being marked as <hi>.  e.g.

Hebrews 3:7:

<l sID="l.21023"/><note n="A" osisID="Heb.3.9.xref.A" 
type="crossReference"><reference osisRef="Ps.95.9-Ps.95.11">Ps 
95:9-11</reference></note><hi type="small-caps"><w 
lemma="strong:G3757">Where</w> <w lemma="strong:G3962">your fathers</w> 
<w lemma="strong:G3985">tried</w></hi> <transChange 
type="added">Me</transChange> <hi type="small-caps"><w 
lemma="strong:G1381!b"> by testing</w></hi> <transChange 
type="added">Me</transChange>, <l eID="l.21023"/><l sID="l.21024"/><hi 
type="small-caps"><w lemma="strong:G3708">And saw</w> <w 
lemma="strong:G2041">My works</w> for</hi> <note n="B" 
osisID="Heb.3.9.xref.B" type="crossReference"><reference 
osisRef="Acts.7.36">Acts 7:36</reference></note><hi type="small-caps"><w 
lemma="strong:G5065!b">forty</w> <w lemma="strong:G2094">years</w></hi>. 
<l eID="l.21024"/>

They should, instead, be marked as:
<seg type="otPassage">

Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Thanks DM.  Congrats with your daughter!
> 
> I'm gonna keep listing items here so we have a record of them.
> 
> it looks like our <transChange type="tenseChange"> is surrounding what 
> we think is the entire verb by expanding to include the whole <w> tag.
> 
> Well, we're guessing at the words included in the <w> tag because NASB 
> data only has milestone strongs numbers.
> 
> Thus text like <123> this will become <234> this:
> <w lemma="123>Thus text like</w> <w lemma="234">this will *become</w> 
> this...
> 
> Guessing at the <w> is all we can do, but when we try to encode the '*' 
> as a tenseChange we get this:
> <transChange type="tenseChange"><w lemma="234">this will 
> become</w></transChange>
> 
> instead of this:
> 
> <w lemma="234">this will <transChange 
> type="tenseChange">become</transChange></w>
> 
> I'm guessing maybe <w> doesn't allow transChange?  Dunno.
> 
> But the fact is twofold.  We have enough info to capture the lockman 
> data and produce a transChange on the correct word.  The current output 
> from our software produces the wrong information to our user.  See, for 
> example what John 11.11 looks like in swordweb.  Here is the lockman data:
> 
> {{43:11}}11 This<MG3778> He said<MG3004>, and after<MG3326> that He 
> *said<MG3004> to them, <RS>``Our <RA>friend<MG5384> Lazarus<MG2976> 
> <RB>has fallen<MG2837> asleep<MG2837>; but I go<MG4198>, so<MG2443> that 
> I may awaken<MG1852> him out of sleep<MG1852>."<RT>
> 
> Here is out OSIS:
> 
> <w lemma="strong:G3778">This</w> <w lemma="strong:G3004">He said</w>, <w 
> lemma="strong:G3326">and after</w> <transChange type="tenseChange"><w 
> lemma="strong:G3004">that He said</w></transChange> to them, <q 
> who="Jesus"><q level="1" marker="“" sID="q.7214"/>Our <note n="A" 
> osisID="John.11.11.xref.A" type="crossReference"><reference 
> osisRef="John.11.3">John 11:3</reference></note><w 
> lemma="strong:G5384">friend</w> <w lemma="strong:G2976">Lazarus</w> 
> <note n="B" osisID="John.11.11.xref.B" type="crossReference"><reference 
> osisRef="Matt.27.52">Matt 27:52</reference>; <reference 
> osisRef="Mark.5.39">Mark 5:39</reference>; <reference 
> osisRef="John.11.13">John 11:13</reference>; <reference 
> osisRef="Acts.7.60">Acts 7:60</reference></note><w 
> lemma="strong:G2837">has fallen</w> <w lemma="strong:G2837">asleep</w>; 
> <w lemma="strong:G4198">but I go</w>, <w lemma="strong:G2443">so</w> <w 
> lemma="strong:G1852">that I may awaken</w> <w lemma="strong:G1852">him 
> out of sleep</w>.<q eID="q.7214" level="1" marker="”"/></q>
> 
> And here is the swordweb output from:
> http://crosswire.org/study/passagestudy.jsp?mod=NASB&key=John+11%3A11#cv
> 
> 11 This He said, and after *that He said to them, “Our friend Lazarus 
> has fallen asleep; but I go, so that I may awaken him out of sleep.”
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> DM Smith wrote:
>> Troy,
>> This mostly falls on me to make the change. I am preparing for my  
>> daughter's wedding on Nov 22 and have house guests for the entire week  
>> following. Once that passes, I'll have lots of time to devote to  
>> making final changes to the NASB module.
>>
>> The bigger issue to getting the NASB out, are the NAS Greek and Hebrew  
>> lexicons. These have been provided to a select few for testing. These  
>> are TEI modules and seem to work just fine in BibleCS and  
>> BibleDesktop. In BibleCS they are quite plain because the filter is  
>> rather plain (i.e. it handles very few tags). My guess is that it  
>> works in a similar fashion in GnomeSword, MacSword and BibleTime.
>>
>> As to the paragraph marker, OSIS explains that <milestone> is used to  
>> record information in the printed document (as well as a few other  
>> discreet usages). AFAIR, the engine does not recognize the suggested  
>> form of milestone. But I could be mistaken. I'd really rather use  
>> something that is currently supported so that we don't have to wait  
>> for another release of the SWORD engine and the front-ends.
>>
>> As to the <divineName> issue, there are two possible ways to mix it  
>> with <w>:
>> 1) As in the KJV <w><seg><divineName>Lord</divineName></seg></w>
>> (Yes, w should change in the OSIS spec to include divineName!)
>> 2) As in the NASB <divineName><w>Lord</w></divineName>
>>
>> I'll have to search my memory as to why I did NASB differently. It was  
>> deliberate, solving a different scenario, but I don't remember exactly  
>> what.
>>
>> In Him,
>> 	DM
>>
>>
>> On Nov 10, 2008, at 8:12 PM, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
>>
>>> There has been a recent push to finish the NASB testing.  There have
>>> been only a few people provided with the keys, as Lockman would expect
>>> us to not make them freely available to a wide audience.
>>>
>>> This discussion is regarding general module markup practice, so I am
>>> posting here for comments.
>>>
>>> Testing done with module from (I hope this is the latest):
>>>
>>> lockman <PM> (paragraph marker) is being changed to:
>>> <lb type="x-end-paragraph"/> <lb type="x-begin-paragraph"/>
>>>
>>> The add too much whitespace in the frontends.  I'd rather use:
>>>
>>> <milestone type="line" subType="x-PM"/>
>>>
>>> lockman L\ORD<MH3068>/ is being changed to:
>>>
>>> <divineName><w lemma="strong:H3068">Lord</w></divineName>
>>>
>>> which seems fine but our KJV text uses:
>>>
>>> <w lemma="strong:H03068"><seg><divineName>Lord</divineName></seg></w>
>>>
>>> We need to decide what our internal OSIS will look like for this
>>> construct and stick with it.  I don't like the <seg> but know why you
>>> did it.  I would prefer the KJV markup and drop the <seg>.  I'll get  
>>> the
>>> OSIS guys to fix the spec.  We already support that markup the best
>>> anyway (with or without the seg).  Currently swordweb doesn't work  
>>> with
>>> the NASB markup, and I'm guessing other filters also don't work.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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