7Span: Paintings 2: Paintings Detail Page: Convert to sentences

Convert page into prose

Note: The Story detail page and Manuscript detail page have sentences (e.g., This story is very popular.)

[x] Convert the Painting detail page into sentences, using current programming.

The current page is a list with this programming:

Painting's Number of Episodes:
PEMM Painting Episode Captions:
Painting's Gəˁəz Caption in Translation:
Objects in Painting:
Agents in Painting:
Manuscript:
Date:
PEMM Painting ID:
PEMM Story ID:
PEMM Manuscripts with paintings of this story:
Total paintings of this story:

Convert 1-11 into the following sentences:

[x] This painting (also called an illumination) appears in a manuscript dated to [display 7 programming]. You can view this painting in the manuscript ([display 6 programming]) or learn more about this manuscript at link[link to PEMM manuscript detail page]. You can also read the related story[link to PEMM Story Detail page].
[x] Many Geʿez manuscript paintings are in "Synoptic Narrative Art” style; that is, a single painting depicts multiple moments in the story, providing a series of vignettes representing different plot points. PEMM calls these episodes. This painting of PEMM Story ID [display 9 programming] has [display 1 programming] episodes. The description of the episodes in this painting, their locations, and their keywords is
[x] [display 2 programming WITH 4 programming AND 5 programming].
[x] This painting has a caption in Geʿez, which Jeremy Brown has translated as [display 3 programming].
[x] The number of PEMM manuscripts that have paintings of this story is [display 10 programming]. The total number of paintings of this story in PEMM manuscripts is [display 11 programming].
[x] PEMM's ID number for this painting is [display 8 programming].

Conditions:

[x] If a field is empty, omit the related sentence.
[x] If number of episodes = 2 or higher, use the above sentence Many Geʿez manuscript paintings are in "Synoptic Narrative Art” style; that is, a single painting depicts multiple moments in the story, providing a series of vignettes representing different plot points. PEMM calls these episodes. This painting of PEMM Story ID [display 9 programming] has [display 1 programming] episodes. The description of the episodes in this painting, their locations, and their keywords is
[x] If number of episodes = 1, substitute this sentence This painting of PEMM Story ID [display 9 programming] depicts [display 1 programming] moment (or episode) in the story. The description of the episode in this painting and its keyword(s) is

Problem with previous programming

Regarding objects [4 programming] and agents [5 programming], they were not all appearing. Each episode has objects and agents.

[x] So, for each paintingstable painting_unique_id each episode_unique_id display: episode_number. episode_description (episode_location_on_page). The object(s) are episode_keywords_objects. The living being(s) are episode_keywords_agents.

Example: For this page

https://dev.d2jda7ye5cy60r.amplifyapp.com/paintings/BLorient648_1772

ring sea

The Ring in the Fish This painting (also called an illumination) appears in a manuscript dated to 1721-1730. You can view this painting in the manuscript (BOr (BL) 648, f. 18v) or learn more about this manuscript at link. You can also read the related story. Many Geʿez manuscript paintings are in "Synoptic Narrative Art” style; that is, a single painting depicts multiple moments in the story, providing a series of vignettes representing different plot points. PEMM calls these episodes. This painting of PEMM Story ID 4 has 6 episode(s). The description of the episode(s) in this painting, their location, and their object(s) is

The client throws the ring into the river (top-left). The object(s) are fish; water; hat.
The deacon administers the Eucharist (top-right). The object(s) are Eucharist; Eucharistic bread; church; chalice; handkerchief.
Michael sits down to a meal with his wife and children, and the youngest says he refuses to eat anything but fish (center-left). The object(s) are table; bowl.
Michael sends a servant to buy a fish (center-right). The object(s) are fish.
When the servants cut open the fish, they find the ring in it (bottom-left). The object(s) are fish; ring; handkerchief.
When the client hears the miracle of the ring in the fish he converts to Christianity and goes to the monastery to become a monk (bottom-right). The object(s) are ring; hat.

Paintings of this story appear in 1 PEMM manuscript(s). The total number of paintings of this story in PEMM manuscripts is 2. PEMM's ID number for this painting is 1772.

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