jewishliturgy

Hi Efraim, Oops, my mistake - I forgot to switch to the new jlptei.rnc file for validation purposes. Your schema change works fine! Here's the revised sample output with the j:segGen entry: <tei:entry xml:id="H730"> <tei:form> <tei:orth xml:lang="he">אֶרֶז</tei:orth>

Hi Efraim, On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 2:58 PM, Efraim Feinstein I don't have a copy of a Strong's dictionary. There must be a PDF copy available somewhere on the Internet but I haven't come across one. David: Do you know of any PDF version of Strongs? Ok, I did an svn update and "make schema-clean" and "make schema".

Hi, More comments below. It might help if I can see a page image of an actual Strong's dictionary. (The BDB is far more popular around these parts :-) ) Know where I can find one? Looking over that page, it appears that they are concerned about retaining the appearance of the original text, in which case, it might

Hi Efraim & David, On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 5:44 PM, Efraim Feinstein Thanks for the comments. David also sent me some similar feedback as well. I'm learning TEI, JLPTEI, and have also only just read the Dictionaries chapter recently, so it's all a big learning experience for me! Note that I've used the "entry" top-level dictionary element

Hi, Here are some comments. Note that I've only read the Dictionaries chapter of the TEI guidelines once and I havent tried to mark up a dictionary myself, so I don't really have an "expert"-level opinion on the subject. The entry should be able ... [More] to be indexed using an ID/IDREF, so, I think it should have an @xml:id (note than an xml:id can't begin with a digit). [Less]

Hi I've made a first pass at converting David Troidl's OSIS Strong's Hebrew dictionary to JLPTEI (with the TEI Dictionary module). Here's a sample entry for Strongs#730 (: <tei:entry n="730"> <tei:form n="H730"> <tei:orth type="vowels">אֶרֶז</tei:orth> <tei:orth type="no-vowels">ארז</tei:orth >

As of now, it's just not committed. I haven't done it, but I don't see that there would be any harm in using svn:ignore on the generated files.

On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 8:56 PM, Efraim Feinstein So, what do you do with your local copy? Do you just do "svn propset svn:ignore params.xsl2 ." so that svn will ignore it? Ze'ev

It shouldn't be removed in make clean. params.xsl2 is used as the way a user sets transformation parameters that affect how the XSLT works. The version in svn is params.tmpl.xsl2 (a template file). If the user never sets his/her own template file, it is copied by make. Otherwise, the user's local copy is used.

On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Efraim Feinstein Great - that's a lot tidier (it gets rid of the stuff that isn't needed and also all the NC stuff), thanks! I just did a "make" and the build works fine now. One thing I did notice is that a "make clean" removes all of the non-svn objects except for one: trunk/code/common/params.xsl2