Hello Everyone,
It turns out that the talk was titled "Automatic Concordancing for Scripture
in Any Language" and it was given by Neil Rees.
The paper can be found here:
http://www.bibletechconference.com/media/2010/NeilRees2010_ReesRidingGlossing_1.pdf
Blessings,
Kamal
Message-ID: <13094176011
Hi guys,
Feels like it's been a while since I've been posting here, but I'm trying to
get the av11n repo working with PocketSword and bumped into an interesting
"bug" when using the new ftpCopy method of the HTTPTransport.
Right now the new av11n repo doesn't have the mods.d.tar.gz stuff set up
The problem was that the schema (and other parts of the handbook) use
the attribute 'editions', while the USFM to OSIS mapping in Appendix F
describes use of a attribute 'edition'.
Once my text was changed to use 'editions' everything validated.
So there is a typo in the handbook. WHom do I repor
On Thu, 2011-06-30 at 00:11 -0700, David Haslam wrote:
> How does usfm2osis.pl handle the following tag pair?
>
> *\dc_...\dc**
It creates the described OSIS, as per OSIS handbook appendix F
Peter
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Aside:
How does usfm2osis.pl handle the following tag pair?
*\dc_...\dc**
ยท Deuterocanonical/LXX additions or insertions in the Protocanonical text.
David
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A search for "Python" in the http://www.bibletechconference.com/speakers/
BibleTech speakers page brings up the name of *James Tauber* and the three
talks that he gave.
* MorphGNT: The Next Generation
* A New Kind of Graded Reader
* Using Pinax and Django For Collaborative Corpus Linguistics
S
I am working at the moment with a Bible translation which incorporates
in an italicised form Greek additions into Daniel and Esther.
The recommended markup in the OSIS handbook is AFAICS to use
as a marker.
The funny thing is that while the handbook recommends this format, the
OSIS schema seems
