Thank you for your kind words!
Now I extended the interface so you can write all sorts of modules (RawText,
zText, RawLD, RawLD4, zLD, RawCom, RawGenBook etc.)! I think this is usefuil
for module creation.
Is here some Automake expert? I need some help with the Makefile so it creates
a shared
Jerry,
First I want to thank you for your feedback and detailed info concerning
this clipping problem it is helpful, but unfortunately I am still unable to
reproduce it. I used Windows ME and resolutions from 640x480 all the way up
to 1280x1024 with Large and Extra Large settings but I still could
Wow,
Even I can almost understand that Perl code! Nice work.
-Troy.
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Some time ago I read in the TWiki of Sword, that SWIG interface files for
> Sword would be cool. I never heard about SWIG, but I decided to try creating
> the necessary inter
Hi!
Some time ago I read in the TWiki of Sword, that SWIG interface files for
Sword would be cool. I never heard about SWIG, but I decided to try creating
the necessary interface files after I read what SWIG is.
Now I have a basic set working. I added the files to bindings/swig/. The
Makefile
Hi there ...
On 21 Jun 2002 at 8:29, Don A. Elbourne Jr. wrote:
> As for module creation, are the tools you are referring to addvs and addld?
> I read the documentation and while I do not mind working with command line
> utilities I am still a little apprehensive to dive into trying to create
No, it does not work even with persistent key. In nearest days I am going to
publish the application (Lexicon/Dictionary editor for GTK+ 2.0) where the
problem was encountered (with a workaround). Then you can debug it (after
removing the workaround).
> This should not be so. Could you
Troy,
I hope it did not sound like I was criticizing the way you run the show
here. I appreciate all you guys have done and think you are doing an
outstanding job. My email was just to point out the possibilities of the
future and hopefully stir excitement for that direction.
As for module creat
Hi!
Use
GlobalOptionFilter=ThMLScripref
Joachim
> > For what purpose would you want to do this? If you filter out the
> > references from TSK, isn't it entirely useless?
>
> Right, just for testing purposes. We want to support this kind of filter in
> BT, and we would want to test this
Victor,
This should not be so. Could you show me code that does this? My
feeling is that you are grabbing a temporary key address created by the
module and holding on to it. This is not valid. The module may, at any
time delete and renew its internal key. You should not hold on to
Is it a bug or my misunderstanding? Please comment on this:
After calling SWModule::getRawEntry() the module key is invalidated (the key
text becomes empty string). Why? Should I just set the key again second time
after getRawEntry() or the key can be "fixed" to not be invalidated by
getRawEnt
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