It appears to me that this test does not a lot - both outputs look
identical and the papyri markup is not removed. Is there something I am
missing?
Peter
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Earlier, I (Jonathan Marsden) wrote:
> Tonight I hope to release a test BT 2.0.alpha3 package that includes
> this fix as a patch, so that folks can test the BT / SWORD 1.6.0RC1
> combination and see if any new issues crop up.
Done. My sword-developer-testing PPA now includes a BibleTime
2.0~alp
Hi,
Can anybody suggest what would be the best approach for storing highlighted
words (that is, providing user the capability to highlight certain words of
the chapter or verse using the mouse).Is there any way this information be
stored in module itself? The approach I tried is to store the star
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 4:18 PM, Dmitrijs Ledkovs
wrote:
> Hi all!
>
>
> Sword fails to build with gcc-snapshot (the last ubuntu gcc-snapshot
> is from January, I think, so it reflects gcc4.4). The build can be
> fixed with this patch against svn 2322 (this has been reported by
> debian gcc team
Does anyone have an objection to the following patch? It simply adds a
space between *x or *n and the following word. The lack of a space
causes problems with Xiphos "click to look up a word". The only module
that I know that it affects is the ESV as the majority of the modules
put the crossrefs an
Chris Little wrote:
http://crosswire.org/bugs/browse/API-88
This bug was filed in 2007, but was resolved in 1.5.11 I believe, yet
it is still open.
In the strictest sense, this bug has been addressed. TEI filters do
exist. But I believe they still need significant improvement. We could
close
Matthew Talbert wrote:
The problem that I've had with that, is that it appears that the bug
tracker is not up-to-date and goes long periods with no activity. I
believe Peter mentioned this recently as well. A couple of examples:
I would say the tracker is fairly up to date (minus new bugs tha
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 9:51 AM, Matthew Talbert wrote:
> diatheke works correctly.
>
> I agree with your analysis on why the frontends don't work. I believe
> that there has been very little discussion here of the VerseKey
> changes. It would be appreciated if there could be some more
> explanati
diatheke works correctly.
I agree with your analysis on why the frontends don't work. I believe
that there has been very little discussion here of the VerseKey
changes. It would be appreciated if there could be some more
explanation of the changes that might be needed in a frontend to use
av11n. F
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Chris Little wrote:
> FWIW, lookup (the cmdline example program called lookup) works fine on
> LeningradV11N:
>
> $ ./lookup.exe LeningradV11N "Haggai 1:1"
> ==Raw=Entry===
> Haggai 1:1:
> Hag 1.1
> ==Render=Entry
> Hag 1.1
> ===
FWIW, lookup (the cmdline example program called lookup) works fine on
LeningradV11N:
$ ./lookup.exe LeningradV11N "Haggai 1:1"
==Raw=Entry===
Haggai 1:1:
Hag 1.1
==Render=Entry
Hag 1.1
==
Entry Attributes:
I would be interested to hear whether Di
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 8:08 AM, Greg Hellings wrote:
> Built (without tests) and installed on Mac OS X. Updated to SVN Head
> with BibleTime and built. It opens Bibles fine and Genbooks also. I
> tried to install some passages from the CrossWire site with the
> bookshelf manager, but it fails
> This scheme would work fine if folks would use the bugtracker (i.e. not
> report bugs only to sword-devel or in the wiki). When I fix things in the
> library that I notice myself, I don't tend to file a bug report before
> fixing them--I just fix them--and I would expect others who work on the
>
Built (without tests) and installed on Mac OS X. Updated to SVN Head
with BibleTime and built. It opens Bibles fine and Genbooks also. I
tried to install some passages from the CrossWire site with the
bookshelf manager, but it fails to make the connection and just stares
at me (I believe this is
Thanks for the answers.
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
And BTW, I have never understood the use of public data members in the
library.
Yeah yeah, or the non-standard case of method names, etc. It's a 20
year old library and has some history. We have a milestone version in
jira for normalizing th
Makes sense.
Now, I've tested a little with the Leningrad module.
No verse text could actually be pulled with my code.
All I get i.e. for "Haggai 1" is:
Haggai 1:1: Neh 2.13
Haggai 1:2: Neh 2.14
Haggai 1:3: Neh 2.15
Haggai 1:4: Neh 2.16
Haggai 1:5: Neh 2.17
Haggai 1:6: Neh 2.18
Haggai 1:7: Neh 2.
Hmm yeah, the icutest doesn't build here too.
Same error with malloc.h.
However if you include:
#include
It works. Strange though since malloc.h is some basic libc stuff.
icutest.cpp is the only test which includes malloc.h.
How is this on other systems?
Manfred
Am 13.04.2009 um 22:28 schr
> Following this dialogue has been interesting :)
>
> It seems to me that a wiki page documenting step by step how to build SWORD
> under mingw, starting with a freshly installed Windows XP system, might be
> worthwhile?
There is a page here:
http://crosswire.org/wiki/Gnomesword_for_Windows#Compil
Jonathan Marsden wrote:
Matthew Talbert wrote:
I subscribe to sword-svn as an attempt to educate myself on the
library, and, of course, to keep track of current changes. It would be
a real help to me if the commit messages were longer and more
informative. As I am very new to a lot of the engin
Tried building on Mac from the command-line (I think that Manfred is
moving toward using the IDE, but command-line is probably easiest for
most people, since the library uses autotools which specializes in
Unix makefiles). The library built and compiled fine, but the icutest
doesn't build. It com
Following this dialogue has been interesting :)
It seems to me that a wiki page documenting step by step how to build
SWORD under mingw, starting with a freshly installed Windows XP system,
might be worthwhile?
That might in turn lead to ways to further automate this (apparently
non-trivial)
> Thanks. That got me a lot further. There is no problem with curl now, and
> without ICU, it mostly builds. I get the sword libraries, but the one
> dependency I haven't filled as yet is the gnome crypto library. It's getting
> late here, so I'm putting it on hold for now.
I believe your probl
Matthew Talbert wrote:
I subscribe to sword-svn as an attempt to educate myself on the
library, and, of course, to keep track of current changes. It would be
a real help to me if the commit messages were longer and more
informative. As I am very new to a lot of the engine stuff, it is hard
to te
Hi Matthew .
Matthew Talbert wrote:
This has to do with ICU. I believe there is still a problem with the
autotools system where it is pulling in ICU stuff when it shouldn't
be. Having said that, you should be sure that in usrinst.sh you have
ICU disabled
Thanks. That got me a lot further.
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 3:18 PM, Dmitrijs Ledkovs
wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> A few comments about the recent sword tarball. I haven't done any
> testing yet, just compiling =D.
>
> A new tool? List-missing gave this:
> -./usr/bin/vs2osisreftxt
>
> There files are present in the tarball. I'm wondering wh
Hi all!
A few comments about the recent sword tarball. I haven't done any
testing yet, just compiling =D.
A new tool? List-missing gave this:
-./usr/bin/vs2osisreftxt
There files are present in the tarball. I'm wondering whether they are
still needed in svn and I don't think VCS specific files s
2009/4/13 David Haslam :
>
> Hi Jonathan,
>
> There is a neat solution when email clients do this.
>
> Use TinyURL to provide an alias. Visit
>
> http://tinyurl.com/ http://tinyurl.com/
>
> An alternative, is SnipURL. Visit
>
> http://snipurl.com/ http://snipurl.com/
>
> -- David
>
>
Well, I'd v
I subscribe to sword-svn as an attempt to educate myself on the
library, and, of course, to keep track of current changes. It would be
a real help to me if the commit messages were longer and more
informative. As I am very new to a lot of the engine stuff, it is hard
to tell just by looking at the
> I am still using your environment - but there wasn't a curl-config there.
hmm, that's odd.
> However, once I knew what it was, I copied the one from my Linux box and
> hacked that until I got it to work. But even so, after a huge amount of
> hacking the makefiles to get them to find the heade
>
> Yes, I tested it with:
>
> LocalePath="./"
>
> and had a locales.d/ in the same location as my binary.
>
> Let me know if it doesn't do what we expect on windows.
>
This should work. I'm not sure when I'll be able to test, but I don't
foresee any problems with this approach.
Thanks,
Matthew
Matthew Talbert wrote:
Addition of a new feature when doing entryAttribute searching: the suffix of
a '.' will expand search to include components, for example:
Word//Lemma./G932/
will register a hit if G932 matches Lemma, Lemma.1, Lemma.2, etc.
Is there any danger in always using Lemma. ?
No
Hi Matthew ..
Matthew Talbert wrote:
Barry if you're still using my environment, there should be a
curl-config script. If not, I can send it to you.
Thanks for your reply and assistance.
I am still using your environment - but there wasn't a curl-config
there. However, once I knew what
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
>
> - findConfig(&configType, &prefixPath, &configPath, &augPaths, sysconfig);
> + findConfig(&configType, &prefixPath, &configPath, &augPaths, &sysConfig);
>
> Note BOTH the camelCase change and the addition of the &
>
> Hope this helps. I shou
> Addition of a new feature when doing entryAttribute searching: the suffix of
> a '.' will expand search to include components, for example:
> Word//Lemma./G932/
> will register a hit if G932 matches Lemma, Lemma.1, Lemma.2, etc.
Is there any danger in always using Lemma. ?
>
> Addition of a new
curl-config is a shell script. I initially copied mine from linux and
altered it to suit. In my latest attempt, I built curl from source
which created the curl-config script as well. Currently, I don't
believe there is even a -devel package for Windows (though there was
previously).
The best thing
Hi Martin,
Help in copyright lobbying for CrossWire is always welcome. For guidelines,
please visit this wiki page.
http://www.crosswire.org/wiki/Copyright
http://www.crosswire.org/wiki/Copyright
-- David
Martin Zibricky wrote:
>
>
> If I could somehow help in the process of getting this tr
Hi Martin,
I have just added your suggestion in the CrossWire wiki page.
http://www.crosswire.org/wiki/Module_Requests#Latin_script_languages
http://www.crosswire.org/wiki/Module_Requests#Latin_script_languages
--David
Martin Zibricky wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> A few weeks ago was finished a new
And BTW, I have never understood the use of public data members in the
library.
Yeah yeah, or the non-standard case of method names, etc. It's a 20
year old library and has some history. We have a milestone version in
jira for normalizing the public interface-- when we'll remove all public
Hi Jonathan,
There is a neat solution when email clients do this.
Use TinyURL to provide an alias. Visit
http://tinyurl.com/ http://tinyurl.com/
An alternative, is SnipURL. Visit
http://snipurl.com/ http://snipurl.com/
-- David
Jonathan Marsden wrote:
>
> (apologies for
> line-wrap
Hi there .
I've no trouble building Sword under Linux (Ubuntu) but under Mingw, I
can't seem to get it to find curl. I have the latest curl library
available; configure seems to be looking for something it calls
curl-config. Is this a file, or a definition? I have curl.pc in the
pkg-co
Dear Martin,
As the CrossWire Go Bible project leader, I would be willing to help convert
the Bible 21 to become a Java mobile phone application.
I will assume that Troy or others will respond as regards the copyright
lobbying, and that the negotiations should include Go Bible as well as the
SWO
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
- findConfig(&configType, &prefixPath, &configPath, &augPaths, sysconfig);
+ findConfig(&configType, &prefixPath, &configPath, &augPaths, &sysConfig);
Note BOTH the camelCase change and the addition of the &
Hope this helps. I should have been mo
Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
- findConfig(&configType, &prefixPath, &configPath, &augPaths, sysconfig);
+ findConfig(&configType, &prefixPath, &configPath, &augPaths, &sysConfig);
Note BOTH the camelCase change and the addition of the &
Hope this helps. I should have been more vocal on this change.
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 2:26 AM, Eeli Kaikkonen
wrote:
> Jonathan Marsden wrote:
>>
>> I'm seeing a problem building BT 2.0.alpha3 with the new 1.6.0RC1 SWORD
>> library code. At this point I have no idea if this is my bad packaging,
>> or an issue with the new library, or an issue with BT reveal
Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
It reloads the sword config in case it has been changed, e.g. the module
data paths have been changed. I hope someone could help - I haven't
written this and mgruner was the last one to edit this.
Troy already answered this on bt-devel, thanks.
--Eeli Kaikkonen
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Jonathan Marsden wrote:
I'm seeing a problem building BT 2.0.alpha3 with the new 1.6.0RC1 SWORD
library code. At this point I have no idea if this is my bad packaging,
or an issue with the new library, or an issue with BT revealed by the
new library.
Jonathan
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