Sorry.
Answered my own question. Just a little farther down the same page.
OSISqToTick=false
Peace,
David
On 7/23/2011 2:10 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
David,
http://www.crosswire.org/wiki/DevTools:confFiles has a list of all the
supported conf File entries. Hopefully it's been kept up to
Greg,
Thanks so much. This cleared up a number of issues.
The only thing left I see, right off hand, is the red letter text. I
only used for who="Jesus", to get the red letter display. I marked
up all my quotations with smart quotes. Now I see the words of Jesus
marked up with smart quot
On Jul 23, 2011, at 9:26, David Haslam wrote:
> The conf file for module *ChiUns* version 2.6 in the CrossWire av11n
> repository states,
> History_2.5=updated to version of 2010-10-12; converted to Simplified from
> Traditional via MacOSX (2011-01-22).
> This description is rather meagre. How
I have started to work more on the idea of mechanizing Strong encoding
and TSK translation (both is quite similar in concept).
I need to use create a database for each word and where it turns up in
the Bible.
My question:
Is using the clucene search api (given that the text is pre-indexed)
likel
Troy,
First off all: Thank you for your suggestions. This help me a lot to get
deeper into the SWORD library!
> So webOS programming is pretty much all javascript with hooks to call
> native library? That's pretty cool.
Yes, it is =)
> ___
> PDL_bool readConfs(PDL_JSParameters
Troy,
First off all: Thank you for your suggestions. This help me a lot to get
deeper into the SWORD library!
> So webOS programming is pretty much all javascript with hooks to call
> native library? That's pretty cool.
Yes, it is =)
> ___
> PDL_bool readConfs(PDL_JSParameters
David,
http://www.crosswire.org/wiki/DevTools:confFiles has a list of all the
supported conf File entries. Hopefully it's been kept up to date -
I'm not really sure on that point. But it looks like you're looking
for the entry "Versification=NRSV" in the conf file.
--Greg
On Sat, Jul 23, 2011
Thank you.
It produced a module, that seems to work in general.
The major problem I notice, right off the bat, is: I specified NRSV
v11n, and 3 John 15 and Rev 12:18 aren't there, using the 'release
candidate' of BibleCS, or BibleTime 2.7.3. And the module doesn't even
show up in the Bible l
The conf file for module *ChiUns* version 2.6 in the CrossWire av11n
repository states,
History_2.5=updated to version of 2010-10-12; converted to Simplified from
Traditional via MacOSX (2011-01-22).
This description is rather meagre. How exactly was this done?
cf. Chinese to Chinese script conve
Use osis2mod instead.
Cent from my fone so breef and theer mite be tipos. ;)
On Jul 23, 2011, at 10:41 AM, David Troidl wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an OSIS New Testament I'm trying to make a module from. It validates
> under osisCore.2.1.1.xsd. I'm running xml2gbs.exe from
> sword-utilities-1
Being new to C++, you've done quite well.
So webOS programming is pretty much all javascript with hooks to call
native library? That's pretty cool.
Here are a few suggestions for pluginSword.cpp. I'll walk through the
logic of how we get to an optimal configuration so you can understand
the re
Am 23.07.2011 11:31, schrieb Peter von Kaehne:
> On 21/07/11 08:09, Stephan Tetzel wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> BibleZ HD is a port of one of my current webOS Apps
>> (http://zefanjas.de/apps/biblez/) to the new webOS framework (enyo). The
>> SWORD engine is now the new backend for this app.
>
> Where i
Stephan,
I too was curious to see what the code for a WebOS app looked like, and also
how you integrated your frontend with our engine. Was hoping maybe to suggest
some tips.
The app looks great. Very clean and professional design.
Looking forward to sharing in work together,
Troy
Peter von
On 21/07/11 08:09, Stephan Tetzel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> BibleZ HD is a port of one of my current webOS Apps
> (http://zefanjas.de/apps/biblez/) to the new webOS framework (enyo). The
> SWORD engine is now the new backend for this app.
Where is the source? I see on your site nothing re GPL licensing
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