BUG in PB auto detection

I'm using english UI to get PB tagging work. If a set of passages is followed with "m. fl." then auto detection is out of order. If there is an period in the set of passages then auto detection is working before the period but not after.

In the screen dump below in line one there is a period in the end of passage set and all passages is auto detected.

In line two there is a period i the middle and only the first three passages is auto detected.

In line three there is no period at all and none of the passages is autodetected.

m. fl. is a abbreviation and means "and more" or something like that. You can put it in the end of an uncomplete list.

In spite of running English UI the auto detection will not recognise "Ex 1:26" but Swedish "1 Mos 1:26" is OK. I don't know if this bug is a part of the auto detection problem with Spanish and Swedish UI.

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NB.Mick

You saw that your 3rd line has a comma instead of a semicolon between the two Matt-references? I'd suspect this rather than the punctuatin within or after m. fl. drives the changed auto detection.

I'd think the m. fl. could be replaced by ASDF or any gibberish without chage of behaviour, but I haven't tested it - maybe you want.

Just some thoughts...

Mick

Ebbe Andréasson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/278456#Comment_278456

You saw that your 3rd line has a comma instead of a semicolon between the two Matt-references? I'd suspect this rather than the punctuatin within or after m. fl. drives the changed auto detection.

I'd think the m. fl. could be replaced by ASDF or any gibberish without chage of behaviour, but I haven't tested it - maybe you want.

Just some thoughts...

Mick

As you can see in this new screen dump it has nothing to do with commas, semicolons or any gibberish.

It has to do with "m. fl." but if there is a period between the passage and m. fl. then everything work OK. It would be interesting if someone could try this in a PB to investigate if it has to do with my Swedish OS settings or if it is something in Logos 4. (I'm running Logos 4.3 SR-1 with English UI)

Ebbe

Melissa Snyder

Ebbe -- It doesn't seem to know what to do with the "m. fl." and rather than ignoring it (unless a period comes before it, as in your first example), the compiler must be trying and failing to convert it. I will report this.

In spite of running English UI the auto detection will not recognise "Ex 1:26" but Swedish "1 Mos 1:26" is OK. I don't know if this bug is a part of the auto detection problem with Spanish and Swedish UI.

Exodus 1 ends with verse 22, so "Ex 1:22" will be detected if the language for the book is English, and "2 Mos 1:22" will work if the language is Swedish. (If you meant "Gen 1:26" the same thing would apply.)

Ebbe Andréasson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/279479#Comment_279479

Ebbe -- It doesn't seem to know what to do with the "m. fl." and rather than ignoring it (unless a period comes before it, as in your first example), the compiler must be trying and failing to convert it. I will report this.

Thank you!

(If you meant "Gen 1:26" the same thing would apply.)

I meant Gen 1:26 [:$]

Thank to the dev team for a much better auto detection than i L3!

It would be an improvment if it could auto detect chapter and verse passages after an "f." or "ff." like: "Joh 3:16f.; 14:2-4". Today 4.3 SR-1 will ignore the following "14:2-4".