vp

Summary

Description

Published verse number. The character(s) (number, letter, or both) which should be displayed in a published text, where it is different than the sequential verse number used within the translation editing environment.

Syntax help

  • USFM: \v number (see: v) \va altnumber\va* (see: va) \vp pubnumber\vp*

  • USX: <verse style="v" @number @altnumber @pubnumber @sid @eid/>

    number *

    Verse number

    altnumber

    Verse number for an alternate versification scheme.

    pubnumber

    Published verse character. The character(s) (number, letter, or both) which should be displayed in a published text, where it is different than the sequential verse number used within the translation editing environment.

    sid *

    Verse start identifier. A standard book + chapter + verse scripture reference. Book names must be a standard 3-character book identifier. Chapter:verse separator is always a colon :. Required at verse start milestone.

    • Pattern: [A-Z1-4]{3} ?[a-z0-9\-:]*

    eid *

    Verse end identifier. A standard book + chapter + verse scripture reference. Book names must be a standard 3-character book identifier. Chapter:verse separator is always a colon :. Required at verse end milestone.

    • Pattern: [A-Z1-4]{3} ?[a-z0-9\-:]*

Style Type

Character

Valid In

[Verse]

Added

1.0

Diagrams

  • USFM

  • USX

verse rail

verse usx

Examples

  • USFM

  • USX

Example 1. Esther-Greek 3.14-15 ('Addition B') (CEV - adapted)
\ms1 Addition B
\cp B
\s1 A Copy of the Letter
\p
\v 14 \vp 1b\vp* This is a copy of the letter:
\pmo From Artaxerxes, the Great King, to the governors and officials of my one
hundred twenty-seven provinces from India to Ethiopia.
\pm
\v 15 \vp 2b\vp* I rule many nations, and I am the most powerful king in the
world. But I have never used my power in a proud or arrogant way. Instead, I have
always been reasonable and kind to the people in my kingdom. I know they want peace,
and so I have decided to make every part of my kingdom peaceful and safe for travel.
Example 2. Esther-Greek 3.14-15 ('Addition B') (CEV - adapted)
<para style="ms1">Addition B</para>
<para style="cp">B</para>
<para style="s1">A Copy of the Letter</para>
<para style="p">
  <verse number="14" style="v" pubnumber="1b" sid="ESG 3:14"/> This is a copy of
  the letter:</para>
<para style="pmo" vid="ESG 3:14">From Artaxerxes, the Great King, to the governors
  and officials of my one hundred twenty-seven provinces from India to Ethiopia.
  <verse eid="ESG 3:14"/></para>
<para style="pm">
  <verse number="15" style="v" pubnumber="2b" sid="ESG 3:15"/> I rule many
  nations, and I am the most powerful king in the world. But I have never used my
  power in a proud or arrogant way. Instead, I have always been reasonable and
  kind to the people in my kingdom. I know they want peace, and so I have decided
  to make every part of my kingdom peaceful and safe for travel.
  <verse eid="ESG 3:15"/></para>
Esther-Greek 3.14-15 ('Addition B') (CEV - adapted)

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