Hello, Everyone :)
This falls in the category of something I noticed a long time ago, but
kept forgetting to report it. The "newell.conf" file for the "Newell's
Romans Verse by Verse" commentary contains the following errant
information:
[Luther]
DataPath=./modules/comments/zcom/luther/
When I e
Title: Bericht
Hello
everyone,
I'm trying to figure
out how to read ZTEXT files with a PHP script.
I'm creating a PHP
application (together with Curtis) to search and read the Bible on a website
that uses php. We have managed to create RAWTEXT support in the application and
it works grea
I am currently organizing myself and beginning work on a wxWindows port. I'm
Sounds great! The source code for the old wx port should be available
somewhere, that would provice a starting point. I've been thinking
about working on it for a while as well, but didn't have the time to
get going yet.
Hello, Eduard
Wustenveld
I have own website that runs on PHP-Nuke and am interested in your script
for working with RawText. Could you please send me the script at [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
Bericht
Hello
everyone,
I'm trying
to figure out how to read ZTEXT files with
Title: Bericht
Hello,
Just
go to http://onlinebible.sourceforge.net/
Regards
Eduard
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Namens Victor ZhuromskyVerzonden: vrijdag 21 maart 2003
14:25Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Onderwerp: Re:
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Hello Eduard,
I'm trying to figure out how to read ZTEXT files with a PHP script.
Have you written your own code or did you use the PHP bindings from
the Sword library?
Greetings,
Christian
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"It's so much easier to pray fo
zText, like every other file format used by Sword is "documented" through
source code. If you want to understand it, you will have to read the
appropriate C++ source file. That assumes your project is licensed under
GPL.
If your project is not GPL licensed, reading and adapting our source code
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you look at how the bible.fhl.net web site use ruby, you will find
> out the ruby effect in Gecko could be similate by using some css display
> property.
Yes, I had already seen how you did it for bible.fhl.net. I'm not really
interesting in wor
Hello Christian,
We have written our own code to read the Sword Modules. This is because we
want to add support for different Bible formats (Sword, Bibledatabase.org
etc). We don't want to install the Sword library on the server because this
is not always possible, most servers are owned by provid
The project I'm working on is GPL licensed. So there is absolutely no
documentation about the use of different file formats ???
Eduard
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens Chris Little
Verzonden: vrijdag 21 maart 2003 14:47
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED
The internals are what the Sword library is for.
In future even different, new kinds of modules may be added to sword. You'd
have to readd support for each single type in your software, which might turn
out to be complicated.
Martin
Am Freitag, 21. März 2003 14:53 schrieb Eduard Wustenveld:
>
I have uploadedd Victor's new Russian NT module with Strong's #s. The
module name is "rntvzh".
Victor, I removed the category specification from the module's config
file, as the Install Manager calls this category "Biblical Texts", not
"Bibles" (like you wrote).
I just copied the files into ~ftp/pu
I'm sorry I didn't get to the message on sword-support sooner, but I'd
really appreciate if all new modules were just sent to me. I apologize
for seeming like such a control-freak, but there are a lot of factors that
go into a release that most people don't realize. There are also a lot of
st
Hello,
just for information:
There is a new bible-web-site
http://www.bibleserver.com/
with 14 different languages.
There have 4 different German translations, which are the most common ones.
Shalom,
Klaus
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Cool! This is awesome!
How was it developed and what code does it use?
-Dave Overcash
> Hello,
>
> just for information:
> There is a new bible-web-site
> http://www.bibleserver.com/
> with 14 different languages.
> There have 4 different German translations, which are the most common
ones.
>
>
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