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line break // word split with angled dash #118

Open ch-sander opened 2 years ago

ch-sander commented 2 years ago

If a word breaks across two pages, we still have an angled dash instead of the regular character.

Path:      /text?resourceid=http://scta.info/resource/p9i7y5-e14827-d1e451/cod-cab8ud/transcription
Browser:   Firefox 100.0 on Windows 10
Viewport:  1548 x 2493 @0.6976744186046512x
Language:  de
Cookies:   Enabled

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ch-sander commented 2 years ago

grafik

ch-sander commented 2 years ago

Maybe also |F142| can be interpretated more easily if put |p. 142| ?

ch-sander commented 2 years ago

And somethings seems to be wrong with the link F141 I don't get the canvas to be displayed in the bottom frame...

grafik

jeffreycwitt commented 2 years ago

Angled brackets crossing column or pages is a data problem. It needs to be corrected in the source text. The app is just showing what is there.

I didn't have any problem with F141:

image

You can show me next time we meet if it persists.

ch-sander commented 2 years ago

Okay! But can't the view "interpret" linebreaks and display a different character? Or do you suggest find&replace in data source? If I remember correctly, in the data angled dashes (not brackets...I mean ¬) are used throughout.

As for F141, I now get this view: grafik

jeffreycwitt commented 2 years ago

click on "toggle show text lines" and it will toggle back to full page view.

(The buttons in the image viewer are confusing and need to be redone (someday!))

ch-sander commented 2 years ago

Thnx. A lot of space between the buttons and the canvas, though (in my browser)

grafik

ch-sander commented 2 years ago

Okay! But can't the view "interpret" linebreaks and display a different character? Or do you suggest find&replace in data source? If I remember correctly, in the data angled dashes (not brackets...I mean ¬) are used throughout.

Data has break="no" within <lb> right?