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On 11/29/2010 05:18 PM, David Haslam wrote:
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Though this enquiry has generated a number of "asides", mmfmarin is still
awaiting help on using this.
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To summarize: it seems to me, that we've presented mmfmarin with two
options:<br>
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<li>Make a ThML-ish IMP file. This is probably the fastest way, but
leaves one with a file that is harder to error-check and less
portable. It will not really be able to produce any formatted output
from BibleCS (Sword Project for Windows), but the raw text should be
displayed. The markup will likely work fine in most (maybe all) of the
other SWORD/jsword frontends.<br>
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<li>Make an OSIS file. This is probably harder. thml2osis.xslt is
very old and unsupported. If I were to do this, I think I would power
through it with a successive series of Perl scripts that normalize the
ThML and then convert each marker to an OSIS equivalent. The final
result of this process would give a file that could be checked for
validity, a process which can turn up unexpected errors in the markup.
The OSIS file would produce a module that would work well in all
SWORD/jsword frontends, and is probably more portable to other
non-SWORD programs.</li>
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It seems that mmfmarin's decision is probably based on the planned
future of this module. I could see that decision going either way.<br>
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In Christ,<br>
Brian<br>
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