> My first comment on this concept would be that if it is done it should
> probably be working with Sword modules throughout rather than
> maintaining a separate database, as it appears to now.
I'm not opposed to that, and I've even thought that parts of bpbible
would help here (this is all python
Part of the reason I think the "create a script to translate from the
original" is an incomplete approach, is that there are issues with
some of the originals that can't be solved by a script. For instance,
in Easton there are references that the author put in that don't even
have a corresponding k
Troy.
Attached is a diff for versemgr.
I'm getting some compile errors. TreeKey seems to be abstract.
Can you tell me which implementation it can be casted to or used
instead?
Also I didn't know how to extract osis ref and book apprev from treekey.
Hope you can help.
Manfred
versemgr.di
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 7:19 PM, Matthew Talbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> My first comment on this concept would be that if it is done it should
>> probably be working with Sword modules throughout rather than
>> maintaining a separate database, as it appears to now.
>
> I'm not opposed to that
> All Sword modules are writeable. This support is used by osis2mod and
> similar things. BPBible actually now has Python functions to create
> modules wrapping around Sword which we use when generating Sword
> modules in scripts (no UI yet, unfortunately). The advantage, IMHO,
> at an applicati
If some module doesn't work correctly in BibleTime but it seems to be
valid OSIS I'm very interested. Possibly it's something we haven't had
before and is therefore not taken into consideration when rendering
the text. I would like to have both OSIS and the binary module for
debugging, but
I released 2.4.1 a little while ago.
- F1-F4 shortcuts (help, prefs, adv.search, mod.mgr)
- companion modules
- automatic font selection
- fix: mod.mgr lockout problems
- fix: search range infloop in lexdict & genbook
- highlight search terms in adv.search preview
- toggle Find to Stop during sear
