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OpenSong Scripture File Format Specification
as of OpenSong v1.6.2
Copyright 2003-2010 Sean Lickfold.
Released under the terms of the GPL.
File Structure
OpenSong Scripture files are standard XML files with the following layout:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="[W3C encoding code]"?> <bible> <b n="[book name]"> <c n="#"> <v n="#"></v> </c> </b> </bible>
Notes
Encoding
Any W3C encoding can be used. Generally western languages use ISO-8859-1. A good option, however, is to use utf-8 as the encoding.
Book Name
Book names are the full-length name (e.g. “Genesis”) They can be in the language that the Scripture file is saved in (e.g. in German Genesis would be “1. Mose”). Whatever the book names are, will be reflected in the index in the Scripture Lookup dialog.
Chapter and Verse Numbers
The # sign refers to the chapter and verse number of a given book chapter and verse.
