2025Jan01
This release introduces the Statement... option in the Quotation menu. (Before activating it, the Add Books option must be selected in the File menu.) It starts the Statement Editor which allows the user to edit a statement about a correspondence between the New Testament and the Old Testament. The statement must be written in a special language called BRST ("bibref statement"). Example statements are provided in the statements folder which can be loaded in the File menu with the option Open.
Syntax highlighting helps avoid minor issues in designing such statements. A full test can be performed in the Prove menu with the Parse option.
If the parsing step is successful (that is, no syntax error was found), a detailed test is performed with several other checks. They can be listed by clicking on Show Details.... If there is no error found in the detailed test (warnings are allowed), in most cases there is graphical output available by clicking on Visualize.
A quick introductory explanation of the BRST language and the visualized diagrams can be found in Zoltán Kovács's blog, however, it is not up-to-date. Please stay tuned, some more details will be explained soon as a new blog entry.
The only available platform at the moment is Windows. You can download version 2025Jan01 here: