And (just for the record), the mod2imp output for that verse is as follows:
$$$Song of Solomon 4:16 <title subType="x-preverse" type="section">She</title><l sID="x11094"/>Awake, O north wind,<l eID="x11094" type="x-br"/><l sID="x11095" type="x-indent"/>and come, O south wind!<l eID="x11095" type="x-br"/><l sID="x11096"/>Blow upon my <note n="d" osisID="Song.4.16!crossReference.d" osisRef="Song.4.16" type="crossReference">[<reference osisRef="Song.5.1">ch. 5:1</reference>; <reference osisRef="Song.6.2">6:2</reference>]</note>garden,<l eID="x11096" type="x-br"/><l sID="x11097" type="x-indent"/>let its spices flow.<l eID="x11097"/><lg eID="w312"/><title>Together in the Garden of Love</title><lg sID="w313"/><l sID="x11098"/><note n="e" osisID="Song.4.16!crossReference.e" osisRef="Song.4.16" type="crossReference">[<reference osisRef="Song.6.2">ch. 6:2</reference>]</note>Let my beloved come to his <note n="f" osisID="Song.4.16!crossReference.f" osisRef="Song.4.16" type="crossReference"><reference osisRef="Song.6.2">ch. 6:2</reference></note>garden,<l eID="x11098" type="x-br"/><l sID="x11099" type="x-indent"/>and eat its <note n="v" osisID="Song.4.16!crossReference.v" osisRef="Song.4.16" type="crossReference">[See <reference osisRef="Song.4.13">ver. 13</reference> above]</note>choicest fruits.<l eID="x11099"/> This illustrates that the mid-verse title is stored (in effect) as just: <title>Together in the Garden of Love</title> i.e. Unlike the preverse title for the same verse, which is stored as: <title subType="x-preverse" type="section">She</title> Were it not for the abundance of poetry markup in this passage, Xiphos would not have provided any line breaks in its display of the mid-verse title. The question arises therefore, does anyone know of an existing released module containing a mid-verse title (properly so defined) within a PROSE verse rather than a POETRY verse? Finding one would not only confirm how Xiphos was designed, but would also provide the evidence to show how OTHER front-ends handle such objects, whether based on SWORD or JSword. David David -- View this message in context: http://sword-dev.350566.n4.nabble.com/I-implore-you-tp4652437p4652552.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