One of the references in my current project was as follows:
\x + \xt Oha. 22. 8, LXX.\x*
i.e. The reference is to this verse in Proverbs as found in the Septuagint.
The simplest way to handle this would be in USFM first, thus:
\x + \xt Oha. 22. 8\xt*, LXX.\x*
which processes fine using u2o.py and should therefore avoid later problems with orefs.py
I'm reporting this observation FYI, in case you encounter any USFM files with similar extra text items that have not had a similar fix to anticipate the how the conversion scripts would handle it.
One of the references in my current project was as follows:
i.e. The reference is to this verse in Proverbs as found in the Septuagint.
The simplest way to handle this would be in USFM first, thus:
which processes fine using
u2o.py
and should therefore avoid later problems withorefs.py
I'm reporting this observation FYI, in case you encounter any USFM files with similar extra text items that have not had a similar fix to anticipate the how the conversion scripts would handle it.