Barry,
Thank you for pointing this out. Troy fixed this, and it is available for
download
http://www.crosswire.org/sword/ALPHAcckswwlkrfre22034820285912/alpha/Sword_1
.5.3_test_f.zip
There is also a new feature Troy added that does fly-over hint windows for
Strong's numbers. Be sure to turn on Str
Hi David ..
On 12 Jun 2002 at 13:59, David Trotz wrote:
> Yes, it by default only shows those modules which report as being Unicode
> modules. But if you want to see all of the modules installed you can click
> "View->Show All Installed" from the modules font selection dialog box.
David - th
Hi David ...
On 13 Jun 2002 at 0:24, David Trotz wrote:
> Thank you for pointing this out. Troy fixed this, and it is available for
> download
Sorry - seem to be a huge amount of problems on this version on my box. On
firing up, it shows an error messagebox saying: "TextRTFRev.Web is not a
Hi,
I tried to download the latest alpha (f), but Go!Zilla says it is not there. Has it
been sent to
the server yet?
Richard
Hi,
I also noticed on my install I can not get the preference to allow me to set the
Strongs
dictionaries for the Greek and Hebrew. What have I done wrong?
Richard
I remember reading sometime that Vines Expository Dictionary was back under copyright and thats why there isn't a Sword module.
Is that the case?
I do find Vine's work helpful at times in preparing Bible Studies, I would appreciate a module if it is possible.
Thanks for all your work
I'm runnings win xp prof
res 1152x 864 32 bit (ATI Rage 128)
no direct3d draw
AMD 1500 XP 1.3 Ghz
256 MB RAM
A. Problems:
-
1. As was pointed out Strongs No. 00433 (Hebrew) has the
same problem as the JFB module. (too small)
2. As was pointed out the list in preferences (s
Please separate the windoze stuff into a separate mailing list as some
Linuxoids like me are completely uninterested in the current status of the
windoze projects.
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> 10. the footnotes and headings make the modules complicated, =
> unattractive and confusing. It might be better to have a separate =
> window beneath the bible but above the lexicons, just to show footnotes, =
> and have a number reference in the module. (I mean this is what a =
> footnote is !
>Please separate the windoze stuff into a separate mailing list as some
>Linuxoids like me are completely uninterested in the current status of the
>windoze projects.
Judging from my programming experience, it is quite helpful to get
feedback from people that work on other platforms. It is inte
Hi there ..
On 13 Jun 2002 at 11:58, Daniel Freedman wrote:
> 11. I have
> yet to see the headings? Are they there, can someone give me a reference to
> look at them?
I know they are there in the Phillips (locked) module because I put them
there. I haven't noticed them so far in any other
Title: null pointer read still in test-f, repeatable
I still get the following message box in test-f when I do Options->Preferences:
Access violation at address 0048C50F in module 'sword.exe'. Read of address .
This only happens once, and once you OK the message box, sword
> I tried to download the latest alpha (f), but Go!Zilla says it is not
there. Has it been sent to
> the server yet?
It is there, but the link was broken up and put on a second line. Be sure
you are copying the whole link.
David
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> > 10. the footnotes and headings make the modules complicated, =
> > unattractive and confusing. It might be better to have a separate =
> > window beneath the bible but above the lexicons, just to show footnotes,
=
> > and have a number reference in the module. (I mean this is what a =
> > foo
The majority of subscribers to sword-devel are interested in both
Windows & general library development. Not to mention the fact that
BibleCS development tends to drive library development and expose bugs
and needs in it.
Also, at this late stage, it would be difficult to get all of the
subs
David Trotz wrote:
>>>10. the footnotes and headings make the modules complicated, =
>>>unattractive and confusing. It might be better to have a separate =
>>>window beneath the bible but above the lexicons, just to show footnotes,
>>
> =
>
>>>and have a number reference in the module. (I mean
Hi there ..
Just out of interest - I was quite surprised to find how easily Cheatah
builds under Windows. I only did it to test my build of the Sword library,
and was quite surprised to find it works OK. (You need the GTK stuff in
the Windows port).
Regards,
Barry
>From Barry Drake (
Okay, I finally managed to get the stuff together in a distributable
form. I prepared a ZIP-file as well as a Install Manager-friendly FTP
location. Find all the info, to-do's and some screenshots at
http://www.web42.com/software/jianzidian/
(sorry, couldn't resist giving my script a funky chine
Does the support for compressed lexdict work already? I noticed that
addld has the -z switches, but couldn't get the created files to work
with the current release version.
Greetings,
Christian
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Compression does work with lexdict modules.
addld and addvs are deprecated. You will find the imp2vs, imp2ld, and
imp2gbs tools much faster to work with. I don't believe any of them
will create a compressed module, however. You should use the mod2zmod
utility to create a compressed version
Christian,
there is a mod2zmod util that might work. Compressed Lexicons and
Dictionaries were supported as of 1.5.3.
Also, I believe you asked about a way to add more than one entry to a
module. There is a newer format called are general import format. It
basically takes an
I am using ME and under Display Properties/Settings/Advanced/General, large
fonts is selected. Under Display Properties/Appearance, Window Standard
(large) is selected for scheme. Color is 16 bit. I don't see anything else
that would make a difference. Any other info you need? The system it is
At 07:34 PM 6/13/2002 +0100, Barry Drake wrote:
>Hi there ..
>
>Just out of interest - I was quite surprised to find how easily Cheatah
>builds under Windows.
Was that with the Dev-C++ stuff you posted the other day? I set it up and
poked around in it a bit but have not loaded any SWORD co
>* To reach out to Chinese people, word of mouth is powerful. One hurdle,
>IMHO, is unicode support, esp. in Windows. e.g. 1.5.3 seems to move the
>bible text screen down too much. My guess is that a Chinese UTF-8
>'character' is actually a word in Chinese and is rendered to occupy two
>character
Hi there ..
On 13 Jun 2002 at 20:01, Jerry Hastings wrote:
> Was that with the Dev-C++ stuff you posted the other day? I set it up and
> poked around in it a bit but have not loaded any SWORD code into it.
Yes - from: http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
You can get WinGtk (and Glade fo
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