bible-mode/TODO

#+COMMENT: -*- Mode: org -*-
#+COMMENT: Time-stamp: <2024-05-13 09:47:47 fred>
* DONE Make lookups be relative to the specified book, not to Genesis. (internal)
* DONE Make tabs work in Hebrew mode
* TODO Make tabs skip past verse number at the beginning
  - Use `fields'
* DONE Make lookups be case insensitive in all contexts (e.g. module). This isn't applicable because modules have combinations of different cases (upper and lower)
* DONE Cache module list on startup (lazy lookup instead)
* DONE Make morphology work in word-study mode
* DONE Make lucene search work
* DONE Associate data structure with words so that tags (Strong's numbers, morphology) are invisible but still work
  - Use text properties
* DONE Cache morphological tags so you only have to look them up once
* DONE Make Hebrew rendering right-to-left.
  - Displaying Hebrew terms already does this, but tooltip display is messed up.
  - Can do for buffer (e.g. OSHB) but needs to look up information from mod.d directory, wherever that may be.
    - Temporary fix: menu item to select buffer direction.
    - Will revisit at some point
* DONE Some bugs in Hebrew rendering (occasional "args out of range" errors). (Fixed by changing the way text properties are done.)
* DONE Fix titles (i.e. in Psalms) (Still broken)
  - Show lemmas in titles?
* TODO Fix punctuation
  - Have to parse XML.
* TODO Infer chapter counts from book data
  - May not be easily possible
* TODO Search should order references by OT books, then NT books, in alphabetical order
* DONE Fix Robinson morphology: diatheke doesn't render it with spaces between fields in "plain" format
  - Either parse the XML (or whatever format) or just look for field names and put spaces before them, i.e.
    N-NSM Part of Speech: NounCase: NominativeNumber: SingularGender: Masculine 
    should be
    N-NSM Part of Speech: Noun Case: Nominative Number: Singular Gender: Masculine
    or perhaps
    N-NSM
    Part of Speech: Noun
    Case: Nominative
    Number: Singular
    Gender: Masculine
    though this may take up too much vertical space. But it looks like Emacs puts the tooltips in a good place.
  - Did this by using "shr" package to parse HTML.