cp
Summary
- Description
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Published chapter number. The character(s) (number, letter, or both) which should be displayed in a published text, where it is different than the sequential chapter number used within the translation editing environment.
- Syntax
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USFM:
\c
number (see: c)\ca
altnumber\ca*
(see: ca)-
\cp
pubnumber
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USX:
<chapter style="c"
@number @altnumber @pubnumber @sid @eid/>
- number *
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Chapter number
- altnumber
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Chapter number for an alternate versification scheme.
- pubnumber
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Published chapter character. The character(s) (number, letter, or both) which should be displayed in a published text, where it is different than the sequential chapter number used within the translation editing environment.
- sid *
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Chapter start identifier. A standard book + chapter scripture reference. Book names must be a standard 3-character book identifier. Required at chapter start milestone.
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Pattern:
[A-Z1-4]{3} ?[0-9]+
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- eid *
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Chapter end identifier. A standard book + chapter scripture reference. Book names must be a standard 3-character book identifier. Required at chapter end milestone.
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Pattern:
[A-Z1-4]{3} ?[0-9]+
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- Valid In
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[Chapter]
- Added
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1.0
Examples
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USFM
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USX
\c 1
\cp A
\s1 Mordecai's Strange Dream
\p
\v 1-3 \va 2-4\va* Mordecai, a Jew who belonged to the tribe of Benjamin, was
taken into exile, along with King Jehoiachin of Judah, when King Nebuchadnezzar
of Babylonia captured Jerusalem.
...
<chapter number="1" style="c" pubnumber="A" sid="ESG 1"/>
<para style="s1">Mordecai's Strange Dream</para>
<para style="p">
<verse number="1-3" style="v" altnumber="2-4" sid="ESG 1:1-3"/> Mordecai, a Jew
who belonged to the tribe of Benjamin, was taken into exile, along with King
Jehoiachin of Judah, when King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia captured Jerusalem.
...<verse eid="ESG 1:1-3"/></para>
