> Matthew, I just tried:
>
> examples/cmdline/search ESV crystal
> (after switching search.cpp to use clucene searching)
>
> and joyfully the result set included Rev.22.1
>
> Would you clean and rebuild the ESV index in Xiphos for me and confirm
> or deny that we fixed this with our recent change?
One of these files has been renamed, and one is missing completely.
This causes building a debian package to fail (at least on my system).
Full path is utilities/diatheke/cgi.
Matthew
Index: cgi/Makefile.am
===
--- cgi/Makefile.am
2009/12/18 Troy A. Griffitts :
> Thanks Dima,
Your welcome ;-)
> This sounds like a good problem to find. So, the configure 'include'
> directive will put all of the files listed in the included file on the
> -I compile include path?
>
?? you mean the automake include statement which is sim
OK, here it is. I haven't tested it on *nix, but it should work. I've
tested with MSYS both with and without a system copy of regex
available. I haven't tried the configure options, but they should work
as well.
Matthew
regex.patch
Description: Binary data
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wow, thanks for that Chris :)
*goes and finally registers for the forums!*
On 18/12/2009, at 3:13 PM, Chris Little wrote:
>
>
> On 12/17/2009 6:00 PM, Nic Carter wrote:
>>
>> Hi all :)
>>
>> I was wondering how I go about getting a new web forum set up for
>> PocketSword? That way it wou
Nic Carter wrote:
> Or do we just suggest that the various front-ends implement the new
> SWORD API features for determining updated modules? The issue with
> this, for me (for PocketSword) is that the user has to manually
> "refresh" the repos ...
Then logically, you should now write an enhanc
On 12/17/2009 6:00 PM, Nic Carter wrote:
Hi all :)
I was wondering how I go about getting a new web forum set up for
PocketSword? That way it would be easy for users to go search
somewhere for answers or post questions, so that it doesn't clog up
either this list or the sword-support list?
On 12/17/2009 8:01 PM, Matthew Talbert wrote:
How easy/possible would it be to create an RSS feed that has the
new/modified modules for each of the 2 main (CrossWire& CrossWire
Beta) repos (CrossWire Experimental would also be nice, but I'm
assuming that the people who are interested in those
> How easy/possible would it be to create an RSS feed that has the new/modified
> modules for each of the 2 main (CrossWire & CrossWire Beta) repos (CrossWire
> Experimental would also be nice, but I'm assuming that the people who are
> interested in those modules are most likely on the sword-cv
> So, have we resolved Matthew's troubles and we're ready for a commit?
> Or is there still something that needs to be changed?
>
> Troy
Troy, I have a patch nearly ready. I still had some problems on
Windows with Dima's patch. I still need to do just a little more
testing. I will hopefully be don
On 12/16/2009 03:05 PM, Matthew Talbert wrote:
> ESV clucene index oddities?
> Still unresolved, as far as I know. Searches fail for anything in Rev 22.
>
>
Matthew, I just tried:
examples/cmdline/search ESV crystal
(after switching search.cpp to use clucene searching)
and joyfully the result
Thanks Dima,
On 12/17/2009 07:30 PM, Dmitrijs Ledkovs wrote:
> 2009/12/17 Troy A. Griffitts :
>
> After I have patched the configure.in I have noticed that *some* files
> use system regex.h header and *some* files use the sword one. Which is
> inconsistent resulting in getting linked to both.
Hi all.
I have a request concerning notification of addition or modification of modules
in the CrossWire repos:
How easy/possible would it be to create an RSS feed that has the new/modified
modules for each of the 2 main (CrossWire & CrossWire Beta) repos (CrossWire
Experimental would also be
Thanks for the suggestion, Chris. I'm hoping to do this in the near future,
however as it only takes about 10 sec to load on this first-run, I figure that
the priority is a little lower than implementing changes that will affect the
user every time they run the app :) However, I am still hop
2009/12/17 Troy A. Griffitts :
> Dima and Matthew,
>
> Thank you guys for working on this! Any final status on the situation?
>
> Dima, could you explain to me the changes you've made with regard to
> changing:
>
> -INCLUDES = -I $(top_srcdir)/include
> +include $(top_srcdir)/include/Makefile.am
>
Hi all :)
I was wondering how I go about getting a new web forum set up for PocketSword?
That way it would be easy for users to go search somewhere for answers or post
questions, so that it doesn't clog up either this list or the sword-support
list? :)
Thanks, ybic
nic... :)
Dima and Matthew,
Thank you guys for working on this! Any final status on the situation?
Dima, could you explain to me the changes you've made with regard to
changing:
-INCLUDES = -I $(top_srcdir)/include
+include $(top_srcdir)/include/Makefile.am
I'm no configure expert and so this looks ver
Sorry, I usually ignore my many typos, but some of these are in code...
fixed below:
The API lets you set this material with code like:
> VerseKey *vk = (VerseKey *)module.getKey();
> vk->Headings(true);
> (*vk) = "jn.2.0";
> module.setEntry("Intro Text for John 2");
>
These next 2 lines below w
Dear Manfred,
On 12/17/2009 12:02 PM, Manfred Bergmann wrote:
> Is it necessary to use a VerseKey for positioning in order to retrieve the
> headings?
>
VerseKey::Headings(true|false) is currently how to turn intro records on
and off for VerseKey navigated modules. These include:
testament.bo
Am 17.12.2009 um 18:48 schrieb Chris Little:
> I'm just finishing up with semester finals and still need to write a quick
> ca. 10 page paper. After that, I can resume work on Sword stuff. My current
> agenda is:
> 1) Address a couple of usfm2osis.pl issues that Peter has submitted
> 2) Attend
Hello there.
How headings are retrieved and set can be seen in the introtest.cpp.
>From there I take it that headings are "turned on" with vk.Headings(1).
This makes the 0-verse valid.
I'm not setting the module position via VerseKey but with a reference string.
Is it necessary to use a VerseKey
Chris Little wrote:
> I'm just finishing up with semester finals and still need to write a
> quick ca. 10 page paper. After that, I can resume work on Sword stuff.
> My current agenda is:
> 1) Address a couple of usfm2osis.pl issues that Peter has submitted
Great!
> 2) Attend to John Duffy's Iris
I'm just finishing up with semester finals and still need to write a
quick ca. 10 page paper. After that, I can resume work on Sword stuff.
My current agenda is:
1) Address a couple of usfm2osis.pl issues that Peter has submitted
2) Attend to John Duffy's Irish text
3) Convert/post the two Bible
Source text has been changed since version 1 of the module was built in
October.
I have added a new task to CrossWire JIRA.
I have also begun to monitor the URL by means of
https://www.changedetection.com/ changedetection.com/
David
Manfred Bergmann-3 wrote:
>
> I remember that Chris said he
I remember that Chris said he would add a Luther v11n information to SWORD
(possibly in 1.6.1?).
What's the status of this?
Manfred
Am 17.12.2009 um 12:34 schrieb David Haslam:
>
> Is it intended eventually to generate an av11n scheme for German Bibles such
> as the GerNeUe, such that the pr
Is it intended eventually to generate an av11n scheme for German Bibles such
as the GerNeUe, such that the problems caused by imposing the KJV v11n are
done away with?
David
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On 12/17/2009 12:14 AM, Nic Carter wrote:
The first time PS is run, it unzips and installs the KJV and MHCC
into the correct locations. It's impossible to pre-install it such
that it instantly works on the first run (Apple have done some cool
stuff for security reasons, but it makes my life ha
Thanks for all the feedback :)
Sorry I'm only just getting to this at the end of the discussion - have been on
a quick 3 day trip, planned about a month ago. Little did I realise that PS
would be released in the middle of that! ;)
The first time PS is run, it unzips and installs the KJV and
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