Hi yvand,
Well, that's not an authoritative test. You need to ask ONLY for verse
Gen.1.2.
SWORD has logic to "skip" contiguous linked verses, so diatheke might be
taking advantage of that to prevent it from printing out the same
commentary 19 times in a row. The output you see is the desired output
when a user requests the entire chapter. One instance of each
commentary entry.
To test linking, you need to ask for a verse within the range, but not
the first verse.
Hope this explains a bit,
Troy
On 7/24/20 10:27 AM, yvand wrote:
Hey,
Thanks Troy for your help. I use annotateRef and not osisID, as
mentioned in https://wiki.crosswire.org/OSIS_Commentaries . I tried
diatheke, here is what I got :
diatheke -b FreCJE -k Gen.1 | head
Genesis 1:1: <div annotateRef="Gen.1.1-Gen.1.19"
annotateType="commentary" sID="gen1" type="section"/> <div sID="gen2"
type="x-p"/><hi type="bold">La création de l'univers</hi><div
eID="gen2" type="x-p"/> <div sID="gen3" type="x-p"/>Avant que rien
n'existe de tout………….<div eID="gen4" type="x-p"/> <div
annotateRef="Gen.1.1-Gen.1.19" annotateType="commentary" eID="gen1"
type="section"/>
Genesis 1:2:
Genesis 1:3:
Genesis 1:4:
Genesis 1:5:
Genesis 1:6:
Genesis 1:7:
Genesis 1:8:
Genesis 1:9:
Genesis 1:10:
I don't know if this is normal: Gen.1.2 is empty, does it mean no link
entry?
Best regards,
--yvand
Le 23/07/2020 à 23:51, Troy A. Griffitts a écrit :
Hey yvand,
My apologies for not getting back with you. osis2mod isn't my domain
these days, so I am not sure what the current behavior is for
annotateRef. I am pretty sure linking works, and the normal way for
linking is the provide osisID="Gen.1.1 Gen.1.2 Gen1.3"
You an test linking by using any of the lookup tools, like diatheke,
or I use sword/examples/cmdline/lookup.
e.g., ./lookup FreCJE Gen.1.2
I'd have to dig into the source for osis2mod and how it handles
annotateRef ranges, but I would think it should work the same as
osisID verse lists.
Troy
On 7/23/20 6:44 PM, yvand wrote:
Thanks Greg for your quick reply with explanation!
I thought there was a bug and "link entries" were not taken into
consideration, when using osis2mod. Is there a simple way to test if
a commentary module contains link entries? I tried with mod2imp to
export FreCJE but it only shows verses with attached commentary
($$$Genesis 1:2 is missing for instance). Maybe I misunderstood
"link entries" functionality...
I believe it worked as expected in the past (at least with Xiphos),
but maybe I am wrong.
Unfortunately I am not familiar with C/C++ and with the sword
engine, so I am not able to offer you a patch.
I understand the issues you pointed and it doesn't seem easy.
Currently, there are still questions, for instance: how will operate
the engine if there are multiple commentaries starting with Gen.1.1
in the source, like :
<div ... annotateRef="Gen.1.1">...</div>
<div ... annotateRef="Gen.1.1-Gen.1.16">...</div>
<div ... annotateRef="Gen.1.1-Gen.1.31">...</div>
I guess I will now give up for this feature.
--yvand
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