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<font face="FreeSerif">mod2imp CzeCSP |<br>
while read spec ; do<br>
echo "$spec"<br>
spec=${spec%%:*}<br>
spec=${spec##\$\$\$}<br>
read content<br>
echo "$content" | sed -e
's/>v\.[^0-9]*\([0-9]\)/>'"$spec"':\1/g'<br>
done > csp.imp.new<br>
imp2vs csp.imp.new -z -o . -b 4 -v German -l cs<br>
mkdir ~/.sword/modules/texts/ztext/czecsp/.HOLD<br>
mv ~/.sword/modules/texts/ztext/czecsp/[on]t.???
~/.sword/modules/texts/ztext/czecsp/.HOLD<br>
mv [on]t.??? ~/.sword/modules/texts/ztext/czecsp<br>
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This corrects all "v." xrefs to use their in-chapter BCV reference,
and now Xiphos' new warning for bad xrefs is no longer being
tripped. The .HOLD usage is to keep the original content on hand,
just in case.<br>
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That said, other references seem still to be wrong, e.g. the good
example previously mentioned has an xref target of "Gen 3,20"
which is not quite proper either; getEntryAttributes() apparently
decides this means Rom 7:20.</font><br>
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