made (my) most common usage the default

git-svn-id: https://www.crosswire.org/svn/sword-tools/trunk@218 07627401-56e2-0310-80f4-f8cd0041bdcd

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/versification/v11nsys.pl b/versification/v11nsys.pl
index a8bb9c9..7a75461 100644
--- a/versification/v11nsys.pl
+++ b/versification/v11nsys.pl
@@ -10,10 +10,10 @@
 ###############################################################################

 

 

-$mode = "xml";

+$mode = "osis";

 $count = "last";

 $aMode = "";

-$warn = 0;

+$warn = 1;

 

 if (@ARGV[0] ne "") {

     $n = 0;

@@ -40,9 +40,9 @@ if (@ARGV[0] ne "") {
 	elsif (@ARGV[$n] eq "--last") {

 	    $count = "last";

 	}

-	elsif (@ARGV[$n] eq "--warn") {

-	    $warn = 1;

-	    print "Warning messages enabled.\n";

+	elsif (@ARGV[$n] eq "--nowarn") {

+	    $warn = 0;

+	    print "Warning messages disabled.\n";

 	}

 	elsif (@ARGV[$n] =~ /--abbr=(.+)/) {

 	    $aMode = $1;

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ sub buildBooksArrays {
 }

 

 sub printUsage() {

-    print " v11nsys.pl --? --warn --(vpl|imp|xml|osis) --(count|last) --abbr=[abbrMode] [files]\n\n  When run without any arguments, this script looks for the CCEL files: Bible.*.xml.\n\n  Otherwise, supply the script with a list of files (or wildcard) and it  will attempt to create a v11n system definition on that basis.\n\n --? prints usage (this).\n\n --warn turns on warning messages.\n\n --vpl instructs the script to interpret files as VPL files.\n --imp instructs the script to interpret files as IMP files.\n --xml instructs the script to interpret files as XML files using CCEL's definition format (default).\n --osis instructs the script to interpret files as OSIS XML files.\n\n --count instructs the script to count chapters/verse it encounters.\n --last instructs the script to assume that the last chapter/verse it encounters is equal to the number of chaptes/verses in a book/chapter (default).\n\n --abbr=[abbrMode] instructs the script to use an alternative set of abbreviations (olb, westminster, & lxx are currently defined) in preference to the default, whenever the two conflict.\n\n";

+    print " v11nsys.pl --? --nowarn --(vpl|imp|xml|osis) --(count|last) --abbr=[abbrMode] [files]\n\n  When run without any arguments, this script looks for the CCEL files: Bible.*.xml.\n\n  Otherwise, supply the script with a list of files (or wildcard) and it  will attempt to create a v11n system definition on that basis.\n\n --? prints usage (this).\n\n --nowarn turns warning messages off.\n\n --vpl instructs the script to interpret files as VPL files.\n --imp instructs the script to interpret files as IMP files.\n --xml instructs the script to interpret files as XML files using CCEL's definition format (default).\n --osis instructs the script to interpret files as OSIS XML files.\n\n --count instructs the script to count chapters/verse it encounters.\n --last instructs the script to assume that the last chapter/verse it encounters is equal to the number of chaptes/verses in a book/chapter (default).\n\n --abbr=[abbrMode] instructs the script to use an alternative set of abbreviations (olb, westminster, & lxx are currently defined) in preference to the default, whenever the two conflict.\n\n";

 }

 

 # @canons will contain this list of files, these are in a basic XML format.