how to interpret a reference

I'm trying to write a script that will export my Notes. I've got a lot of it working, but I don't know how to interpret a reference. In the notes database, the reference is "bible+ubs4.80.1.3". This is a reference to James 1:3, from ubs4, so the only part I don't understand is 80, which must refer to the book of James, but I just don't understand why. Anybody?

BTW, if anyone would like to help with the script, the only thing I need is to have the Logos4 content transformed from XML to HTML. For instance, the title is stored as

I can easily parse out the title, but some other stuff is more complicated, so this is a good test case. You can see what I've done so far at http://westwoodfamily.org/drop/exportLogos4Notes.txt. I'd really appreciate any help anyone can give.

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Mark Barnes

80 is used internally for James throughout Logos basically because the apocryphal books take up numbers 40-60. The OT and NT books are easy to work out (OT 1-39, NT 61-87.

If you need to know the numbers of the apocryphal books, the easiest way is to bring up an apocrypha, navigate to one of the books, and copy it's URL to the clipboard. You can extract the reference from there.

Richard

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/106589#Comment_106589

okey doke, so it's not something I should try to look up but just know.

...interested in the XML -> HTML issue?

TCBlack

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/106589#Comment_106589

Thanks Mark, I was looking for precisely this information! I knew it was somewhere... didn't know that place was in your head.[:)]