On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 9:13 PM, Baiju M wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Anyone tried to create a parser for USFM using Parsing Expression Grammar
> (PEG)?
>
> I just started exploring this idea here: https://github.com/baijum/usfm This
> is very early stage. If I am able to make any
It is not workaround actually, afaik, Xiphos retrieve from dictionary only
requested entry and some prior and some following entries. So it only resulting
in looping entries when you walk thought broken dictionary module and does not
freeze.
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От: "Karl Kleinpaste"
> On Jan 17, 2016, at 7:20 PM, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
>
> FYI ZhEnglish also shows problems with mod2imp.
>
> $$$-PLATED
> -plated · to plate 鍍 (镀) dù · 鋈
> wù
> $$$-R ONE
> phonetic · -r + one chem. 哢 lòng
> $$$-Z OLE
> phonetic · -z + ole chem. 唑 zuò
> $$$0.6
>
On 01/17/2016 08:10 PM, DM Smith wrote:
> If you add StrongsPadding=false, I think it will work.
Yup, you're right.
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FYI ZhEnglish also shows problems with mod2imp.
$$$-PLATED
-plated · to plate 鍍 (镀) dù ·
鋈 wù
$$$-R ONE
phonetic · -r + one chem. 哢 lòng
$$$-Z OLE
phonetic · -z + ole chem. 唑 zuò
$$$0.6
0.6 零點六 (零点六) líng diǎn liù
$$$1
0.6 零點六 (零点六) líng diǎn liù
$$$1
0.6 零點六 (零点六) líng diǎn liù
$$$1
0.6
The only other module (besides the ones mentioned earlier) that might have
trouble is in the IBT repository: OSSDICT. Here are the entries that might have
a problem (offset and size are part of my debugging):
[OSSDICT]
Description=Рагон Фӕдзӕхст, Библи тӕлмацгӕнӕг институт Мӕскуы 2006. Нӕ Хицау
I added it to the module’s conf.
That’s a bandaid. The SWORD engine shouldn’t have an infinite loop. The ++
operator might be able to check to see if it has actually incremented. At
minimum, the program mod2imp can get the count of entries in the module and
stop when it reaches that count.
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Dear Aaron,
Though this is only indrectly related to sorting pointed Hebrew words, I
thought you may like to know.
BabelPad has a feature to apply a custom Unicode Normalization to pointed
Hebrew text, based on the recommendations in the SBL Hebrew Font Users
Manual.
Download from