#210 Xiphos does not show Psalms 119

[James Prabu]

Hi,

I exported Psalms 119(I have only 119th chapter) through Paratext. I could not see the result in Xiphos, even I could not select book(Psalms).

Then I created chapter 1 for Psalms, now Xiphos shows the book properly.

What I have to do to export only one chapter expect 1st chapter for Psalms.

Please find the attachment for Psalms files.

Please provide me if you have any idea/suggestion.

Thanks in advance.

With Regards,
James

[Brian Dumont]

Hi James,

This sounds like it's either a USFM-to-osis translator question or an
OSIS question or a sword engine question; it's highly unlikely to be a
Xiphos issue. To be sure, try to look at it in another SWORD app, such
as Bibletime. If it's wrong in both, then it's not Xiphos but rather
something underneath the hood.

That being said, my crude way of approaching it would be to take SWORD's
KJV osis module, hack out all except Ps 119, and try to make a module
from that to see if it may be something in your particular module that
is causing a hiccup.

Blessings,
Brian

On 10/28/2015 02:31 AM, James Prabu wrote:

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[feature-requests:#210] Xiphos does not show Psalms 119

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Created: Wed Oct 28, 2015 06:31 AM UTC by James Prabu
Last Updated: Wed Oct 28, 2015 06:31 AM UTC
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Hi,

I exported Psalms 119(I have only 119th chapter) through Paratext. I could not see the result in Xiphos, even I could not select book(Psalms).

Then I created chapter 1 for Psalms, now Xiphos shows the book properly.

What I have to do to export only one chapter expect 1st chapter for Psalms.

Please find the attachment for Psalms files.

Please provide me if you have any idea/suggestion.

Thanks in advance.

With Regards,
James

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[Karl Kleinpaste]

closed here in sourceforge as we complete our move to github.
see https://github.com/crosswire/xiphos/issues.
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