Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: filters
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Description
Got a bug report on Xiphos, that export out of ESV is losing quotation marks. Export as HTML does not lose them; export as plain text does. The difference is use of mod->stripText().
ESV uses <q> around quotations. My test verse is Matt.7.1...
<title subType="x-preverse" type="section">Judging Others</title><q marker="" who="Jesus"><note n="r" osisID="Matt.7.1!crossReference.r" osisRef="Matt.7.1" type="crossReference">For <reference osisRef="Matt.7.1-Matt.7.5">ver. 1-5</reference>, see <reference osisRef="Luke.6.37-Luke.6.38">Luke 6:37, 38</reference>, <reference osisRef="Luke.6.41-Luke.6.42">41, 42</reference>; [<reference osisRef="Rom.14.13">Rom. 14:13</reference>; <reference osisRef="1Cor.4.5">1 Cor. 4:5</reference>; <reference osisRef="Jas.5.9">James 5:9</reference>]</note><milestone marker="“" type="cQuote"/>Judge not, that you be not judged.</q>
As typically rendered, this is...
> “Judge not, that you be not judged.
But as extracted with stripText, it's just...
> Judge not, that you be not judged.
...which loses the opening quotation.
It's not clear there's a resolution to this any less complicated than "handle <q> quotation marks first, then strip everything out."