[sword-devel] Making better use of the CrossWire GitHub project ?

[Arnaud Vié]

Thanks Michael for all this information !
I was not aware of this Copenhagen Alliance's work - I just had a quick
look at the repository you linked, and it seems to cover a significant part
of the requirements I wanted to cover with my proposal, but not all.
I like the format, and the fact that it includes the ability to specify
mappings directly within the json definition.
However, from what I understand, it's not modular : each versification must
still be completely defined in a single file, and mappings are always
relative to the single "org" versification.

Anyway, I'll keep that in mind once I present my general idea here - maybe
I should also present it to this Copenhagen Alliance as a possible
evolution of their format.
Then, the change in OSIS would just be to allow refSystem to point to such
a json file, and for SWORD to allow packaging this file within the SWORD
module (and reading and understanding it, of course) - we wouldn't need to
define yet another standard.

Le dim. 18 févr. 2024 à 21:47, Michael H <cmahte at gmail.com> a écrit :

> And, It appears "unspecified" is no longer true for the .vrs files.
>
> https://github.com/Copenhagen-Alliance/versification-specification
>
> I don't think it's pulled back into Paratext yet, but this is an actual
> "spec" to look at to understand the USFM ... not USFM, but
> Paratext/UBS/SIL/Bible Translation community approach to mapping
> versifications.
>
> https://github.com/Copenhagen-Alliance/versification-specification
>
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