Thanks Greg, Xiphos certainly supports it, so this means SWORD does.
As I'm working towards improving the OSIS for the CzeCSP module, that's what I just tested. A search for the exact phrase, "posla před" found just one hit in Mark.1.2 even though the word "posla" is followed by a note. I also tried this with BibleDesktop, and curiously, that found three hits for the same phrase. Matthew 11:10, Mark 1:2, Luke 7:27 In all three verses, there is a note just after "posla". Not sure why Xiphos didn't find two of these. Isn't that odd? It must mean that a SWORD search can behave different than a JSword search. A possible clue to the difference might be that part of Luke.7.27 is within a quote, one that surrounds more than the text which contains the search item. <verse sID="Luke.7.27" osisID="Luke.7.27"/>To je <transChange type="added">ten</transChange>, o němž jenapsáno: <q marker="'">Hle, posílám svého posla<note osisRef="Luke.7.27" osisID="Luke.7.27!o368" type="crossReference" n="o368">Mk 1,2</note> před tvou tváří, kterýupravítvou cestu před tebou.</q> <note osisRef="Luke.7.27" osisID="Luke.7.27!o369" type="crossReference" n="o369">Ex 23,20; Mal 3,1</note> <verse eID="Luke.7.27"/> Likewise for Matt.11.10 .... <verse sID="Matt.11.10" osisID="Matt.11.10"/>To je <transChange type="added">ten</transChange>, o němž jenapsáno: <q marker="'">Hle, já posílám svého posla<note osisRef="Matt.11.10" osisID="Matt.11.10!o442" type="crossReference" n="o442">Mk 1,2</note> před tvou tváří, kterýupravítvou cestu před tebou.</q> <note osisRef="Matt.11.10" osisID="Matt.11.10!o443" type="crossReference" n="o443">Ex 23,20; Mal 3,1</note> <verse eID="Matt.11.10"/> For Mark.1.2 the search item is ALSO within a quote, but the </q> tag is in the next verse Mark.1.3 .... <verse sID="Mark.1.2" osisID="Mark.1.2"/>Jak⌝<note type="study" osisRef="Mark.1.2" osisID="Mark.1.2!t2" n="t2">n.: , byl podle toho, jak</note> jenapsáno ⌜v proroku Izaiášovi⌝:<note type="study" osisRef="Mark.1.2" osisID="Mark.1.2!t3" n="t3">var.: v prorocích</note> <q marker="'">Hle, [já]posílám svého posla<note type="study" osisRef="Mark.1.2" osisID="Mark.1.2!t4" n="t4">ř. angelos zvěstovatel může označovat nejen duchovní bytost, ale také člověka poslaného Bohem</note> před tvou tváří, kterýupravítvou cestu <transChange type="added">[před tebou]</transChange>.<note osisRef="Mark.1.2" osisID="Mark.1.2!o3" type="crossReference" n="o3">Ex 23,20; Mal 3,1; Mt 11,10</note> <verse eID="Mark.1.2"/><verse sID="Mark.1.3" osisID="Mark.1.3"/>Hlas volajícího v pustině: Připravte Pánovu cestu, vyrovnávejte jeho stezky.</q> .... Little did I realize where it would lead, just by asking a question to follow my curiosity. I hope this prompts some examination of the SWORD search algorithm. My XML file is valid OSIS, and there are no error messages output during module build. David PS. At present, I don't have BibleTime installed. -- View this message in context: http://sword-dev.350566.n4.nabble.com/A-question-about-OSIS-notes-tp4246006p4246260.html Sent from the SWORD Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page