This thread should initially have been entitled Diatheke - output_format RTF
and Red Words of Christ?
Using output_format HTML does not produce Red Words of Christ either!
diatheke -b KJV -o x -f HTML -k Mt 1-28 Export\KJV\KJV.Mt.diatheke.html
btw. The help for diatheke is somewhat confusing in
Moreover, there are no italics used for supplied words in the diatheke HTML
output_format.
David
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Betreff: Re: [sword-devel] Diatheke - output_format RTF and Red Words of
Christ?
Moreover, there are no italics used for supplied words in the diatheke
HTML
output_format
I have also observed that specifying diatheke output_format as either OSIS or
ThML gives peculiar results as output. It's XML, Jim, but not as we know
it. The text includes recognizable XML markup, but the output is not
structured as a proper XML file that would pass a syntax check.
There was
Diatheke outputs portions of modules with various toggle and rendering
filters applied. That's all it does, and all I intend that it ever do.
It can only convert from input format X to output format Y if a
conversion path from X to Y exists. So conversion from OSIS/ThML/GBF to
On 11/3/2010 5:41 AM, David Haslam wrote:
This thread should initially have been entitled Diatheke - output_format RTF
and Red Words of Christ?
Using output_format HTML does not produce Red Words of Christ either!
diatheke -b KJV -o x -f HTML -k Mt 1-28Export\KJV\KJV.Mt.diatheke.html
btw.
