ts-s / ts-e

Summary

Description

Translator’s section start and end milestones. For identifying a section (chunk) of text suitable for translating at one time.

Syntax help

  • USFM: \ts-s |@sid\* / \ts-e |@eid\*

  • USX: <ms style="ts-s" @sid/> / <ms style="ts-e" @eid/>

    sid

    A unique identifier which can be used to unambiguously identify the starting milestone, and to clearly associate the starting milestone with the ending milestone (eid). The sid can be composed of any mixture of numbers, letters, and underscores.

    eid

    A unique identifier which can be used to unambiguously identify the ending milestone, and to clearly associate the ending milestone with the starting milestone (sid). If an sid attribute is used for the starting milestone in a milestone pair, the ending milestone must include eid.

Style Type

Milestone

Valid In

[ChapterContent]

Added

3.0

Examples

  • USFM

  • USX

Example 1. Jude 5-8 (ULB) - standalone milestones
\ts\*
\p
\v 5 Now I wish to remind you, although you know everything, that the Lord
once saved a people out of the land of Egypt, but that afterward he destroyed
those who did not believe.
\v 6 And angels who did not keep to their own principality, but left their
proper dwelling place—God has kept them in everlasting chains in darkness for
the judgment of the great day.
\ts\*
\v 7 It is just like Sodom and Gomorrah and the cities around them, which in
a similar way gave themselves over to fornication and pursued unnatural
desires. They were given as examples of those who suffer the punishment of
eternal fire.
\p
\v 8 Yet in the same way these also pollute their bodies in their dreams, and
they reject authority, and they say evil things about the glorious ones.
\ts\*
...
Example 2. Jude 5-8 (ULB) - standalone milestones
<ms style="ts"/>
<para style="p">
  <verse number="5" style="v" sid="JUD 1:5"/>Now I wish to remind you,
  although you know everything, that the Lord once saved a people out of
  the land of Egypt, but that afterward he destroyed those who did not
  believe.<verse eid="JUD 1:5"/>
  <verse number="6" style="v" sid="JUD 1:6"/>And angels who did not keep
  to their own principality, but left their proper dwelling place—God has
  kept them in everlasting chains in darkness for the judgment of the
  great day.<verse eid="JUD 1:6"/>
  <ms style="ts"/>
  <verse number="7" style="v" sid="JUD 1:7"/>It is just like Sodom and
  Gomorrah and the cities around them, which in a similar way gave
  themselves over to fornication and pursued unnatural desires. They were
  given as examples of those who suffer the punishment of eternal fire.
  <verse eid="JUD 1:7"/>
</para>
<para style="p">
  <verse number="8" style="v" sid="JUD 1:8"/>Yet in
  the same way these also pollute their bodies in their dreams, and they
  reject authority, and they say evil things about the glorious ones.
  <ms style="ts"/>
  ...

  • USFM

  • USX

Example 3. Jude 5-8 (ULB) - milestone pairs
\ts |sid="ts.JUD.5-6"\*
\p
\v 5 Now I wish to remind you, although you know everything, that the Lord
once saved a people out of the land of Egypt, but that afterward he destroyed
those who did not believe.
\v 6 And angels who did not keep to their own principality, but left their
proper dwelling place—God has kept them in everlasting chains in darkness for
the judgment of the great day.
\ts-e |eid="ts.JUD.5-6"\*
\ts-s |sid="ts.JUD.7-8"\*
\v 7 It is just like Sodom and Gomorrah and the cities around them, which in
a similar way gave themselves over to fornication and pursued unnatural
desires. They were given as examples of those who suffer the punishment of
eternal fire.
\p
\v 8 Yet in the same way these also pollute their bodies in their dreams, and
they reject authority, and they say evil things about the glorious ones.
\ts-e |eid="ts.JUD.7-8"\*
...
Example 4. Jude 5-8 (ULB) - milestone pairs
<ms style="ts-s" sid="ts.JUD.5-6"/>
<para style="p">
  <verse number="5" style="v" sid="JUD 1:5"/>Now I wish to remind you,
  although you know everything, that the Lord once saved a people out of
  the land of Egypt, but that afterward he destroyed those who did not
  believe.<verse eid="JUD 1:5"/>
  <verse number="6" style="v" sid="JUD 1:6"/>And angels who did not keep
  to their own principality, but left their proper dwelling place—God has
  kept them in everlasting chains in darkness for the judgment of the
  great day.<verse eid="JUD 1:6"/>
  <ms style="ts-e" eid="ts.JUD.5-6"/>
  <ms style="ts-s" sid="ts.JUD.7-8"/>
  <verse number="7" style="v" sid="JUD 1:7"/>It is just like Sodom and
  Gomorrah and the cities around them, which in a similar way gave
  themselves over to fornication and pursued unnatural desires. They were
  given as examples of those who suffer the punishment of eternal fire.
  <verse eid="JUD 1:7"/>
</para>
<para style="p">
  <verse number="8" style="v" sid="JUD 1:8"/>Yet in
  the same way these also pollute their bodies in their dreams, and they
  reject authority, and they say evil things about the glorious ones.
  <ms style="ts-e" eid="ts.JUD.7-8"/>

Properties

StyleType

Milestone

OccursUnder

[ChapterContent]

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