ransform each bit into something useful in OSIS.
>
> Usually this is an iterative process with some patterns only emerging as I
> go along. And others not as clear as thought originally.
>
> Peter
>
> Sent from my mobile. Please forgive shortness, typos and weird
> autoco
gt; along. And others not as clear as thought originally.
>
> Peter
>
> Sent from my mobile. Please forgive shortness, typos and weird autocorrects.
>
> ---- Original Message ----
> Subject: Re: [sword-devel] Tool for convertion html to osis
> From: Greg Hellings
> To:
Greg has nailed it. Practically I try and work out first is the file follows any kind of pattern or is just a pile of junk. Too often latter is the case and life has become too short to bother. If there is a pattern then the pattern maybe expressed in CSS, in html tags in combinations. And some are
Il 01/02/2019 23:42, David Haslam ha scritto:
> I should also say that I rarely convert anything other than USFM
> directly to OSIS.
>
> It’s often simpler to first convert a Bible source text to USFM and
> then use adyeths/u2o Python scripts.
Yes I do the same, but this is a commentary. And I w
On its surface, this is a very straightforward process.
1. Convert the HTML (which is a specific set of defined tags using the SGML
grammar) into XML (not specifically targeting XHTML, as that's a slightly
different grammar, but all HTML in places where it violates XML rules can
be rendered into X
I should also say that I rarely convert anything other than USFM directly to
OSIS.
It’s often simpler to first convert a Bible source text to USFM and then use
adyeths/u2o Python scripts.
David
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On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 14:37, Cyrille wrote:
> Hello,
> All is in the
As HTML files can be opened using Microsoft Word, my initial step is to save
the file as RTF type.
I then use WordPad to open and resave the RTF file. This reduces size and
clutter.
At this stage, one needs to determine if any of the text styles are
semantically significant. e.g. Are italics u
I might just say from my recent experience, creating OSIS from other sources is
not a trivial matter.
Depending on whether you are creating a Bible, a Commentary, or a GenBook, the
process is not the same.
It took me two years to develop Perl scripts that convert from Logos XML to
OSIS for Bib
Hello,
All is in the title, someone have a Linux tool to convert html files to
osis?
In this case it is for the KD module. I download the html source files
but I want not to work a lot on it. First I will work on bible issues
and not commentary. But if someone have a tool to do quickly the job...
