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I'm at a bit of a loss how to disambiguate the references in the Links resource. I'm starting with a reference and trying to get the text of the verse/sentence/pasuk/smallest-grained-text-string that the citation refers to.
Let's say there's a reference called Ploni on Tanakh, Book III, 5:2 then the filename of the schema file that I need to look up could be any of Ploni.json, Ploni_on_Tanakh.json or Ploni_on_Tanakh,_Book_III.json. I can do that recursively. The sentence referred in merged.json to could be any of ["on Tanakh"]["Book III"]["4"]["1"] (the 5,2 becomes 4,1 because usually the json is zero-based while the references are one-based, though sometimes there's a zeroeth verse called something like "Introduction") ["Tanakh"]["Book III"]["4"]["1"] ["Book III"]["4"]["1"] ["2"]["4"]["1"] ["4"]["1"]
Is there a parser/resolver for the links (short of installing the full software, Node, Mongo, database, web interface and all and using the web API)? I'm having problems with MongoDB.
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Ambiguity in reference style in Links
Resolver for ambiguity in reference style in Links?
Nov 29, 2021
I'm at a bit of a loss how to disambiguate the references in the Links resource. I'm starting with a reference and trying to get the text of the verse/sentence/pasuk/smallest-grained-text-string that the citation refers to.
Let's say there's a reference called
Ploni on Tanakh, Book III, 5:2
then the filename of the schema file that I need to look up could be any ofPloni.json
,Ploni_on_Tanakh.json
orPloni_on_Tanakh,_Book_III.json
. I can do that recursively. The sentence referred inmerged.json
to could be any of["on Tanakh"]["Book III"]["4"]["1"]
(the 5,2 becomes 4,1 because usually the json is zero-based while the references are one-based, though sometimes there's a zeroeth verse called something like "Introduction")["Tanakh"]["Book III"]["4"]["1"]
["Book III"]["4"]["1"]
["2"]["4"]["1"]
["4"]["1"]
Is there a parser/resolver for the links (short of installing the full software, Node, Mongo, database, web interface and all and using the web API)? I'm having problems with MongoDB.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: