Hi,
Will need to look at your example files later.
Right now - the links are a long lasting bug bear of all of us. The wiki layout
is the desired and correct one. The engine implementation of that is dodgy and
needs fixing. We decided a while back to leave the wiki as it stands because
that is
On August 26, 2014 7:44:58 PM EDT, Laurie Fooks wrote:
>2. Paragraphs and linebreaks - I have found the poetry markup (lg, l)
>is the only reliable way to have line breaks / paragraphs - Its
>working well, but is there an alternate I should use?
I can't speak for other front-ends and poetry for
On 08/26/2014 07:44 PM, Laurie Fooks wrote:
> 1. Internal linking - the pattern, "MODULE:DIV1.DIV2.DIV3" in the
> Crosswire wiki does not work in any front end -
> "MODULE:DIV1/DIV2/DIV3" works in Xiphos and BPBible and
> "MODULE://DIV1/DIV2/DIV3" is needed for BibleTime and BibleTime-Mini.
> Is th
Hello
I'm a Windows developer moving to Linux. I've downloaded the latest
Sword project
via SVN and have finally gotten everything to build and install per the
INSTALL file
in the main directory.
Moving on to the C# bindings, I've gotten the project to build. When I
run the
LookupExample, I
Libsword.so is the compiled binary, so i guess you have it somewhere, but hiding
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From: "Jon Behrens"
To:
Subject: [sword-devel] C# binding difficulty
Date: Wed, Aug 27, 2014 21:40
Hello
I'm a Windows developer moving to Linux. I've downloaded the latest Sword
projec
It also might have a version in its name like "libsword.1.7.3.so" or
"libsword.so.1.7" or something like that.
--Greg
On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 3:52 PM, ref...@gmx.net wrote:
> Libsword.so is the compiled binary, so i guess you have it somewhere, but
> hiding
>
>
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> Fr
Hi,
I wrote the c# bindings. If sword is correctly built and installed
there should be a libsword.so. usually this is a sim link to the one
with the version that Greg Hellings has mentioned.
I vaguely remember that the default build doesn't create a .so file
unless you change a setting. Will try a
Thanks David,
Please look at my second set of OSIS genbook test modules - I may be
formatting incorrectly. This second set includes tags but
BibleTime is not displaying these as intended.
The OSIS site also suggests that not be used for pagebreaks -
I am not sure why it is not a good idea? - a
Thanks Karl,
Xiphos is displaying most of the OSIS markup - with exceptions seen in
my test module:
- line indents using
- some formats
- tables
again, it may be an incorrect OSIS markup or conf file in my module
Cheers
Laurie
On 8/27/14, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
> On 08/26/2014 07:44 PM, Lau
On 08/27/2014 06:04 PM, Laurie Fooks wrote:
> Xiphos is displaying most of the OSIS markup - with exceptions seen in
> my test module:
> - line indents using
> - some formats
> - tables
I have heard now and again that tables don't survive OSIS->anything
filtering very well. I know that Xiphos it
Thanks Karl,
Both BibleTime and Xulsword display the table as in my test module.
The markup for tables was copy / paste from the Crosswire wiki OSIS
page.
Line indents are important for poetry markup .. I'll have to delve
again into how this is done in OSIS bibles... but last time I checked,
it
In my search for an answer to my OSIS genbook markup issues, I found
the word "sibling" sometimes spelled "sibling" and sometimes
"sibbling" in the sword 1.7.3 package. Caveat..I am not a
programmer...It may be intentional or nothing important, but just in
case, ... see files:
treeidxutil.cpp
tree
Found it - duh. The makefile prints out a configuration. So now I just have
to figure out how to get MonoDevelop to point to it.
It's been 20 years since I messed with make files, so it's a whole new
world.
Thanks to all who replied.
Be blessed,
Jon
On 08/27/2014 03:39 PM, Daniel Hughes wrote:
Hello again
I though finding 'libsword.so' would fix the problem, but not so.
Compiling and running
the C# LookupExample in the distribution package still gives the
following error:
Unhandled Exception:
System.EntryPointNotFoundException: org_crosswire_sword_SWMgr_new
at (wrapper managed-to
I'm fairly sure that org_crosswire_sword_SWMgr_new() is a specific thing to
the C# bindings. The appropriate namespace in the C++ library is
"sword::SWMgr::new". The org.crosswire part is left out of the C++
namespacing. Perhaps there is a shim library that bridges the gap between
the C++ lib and t
:)
The shim is SWORD's flatapi. I still believe libsword.so is not found
by the bindings. How have you made it available?
It should either be:
installed by the make system. If you used autotools to build, then:
sudo make install
or you need to set your LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable to include a
Hi Laurie,
Some front-ends will apply some special formatting for poetry & you don't want
that formatting for your modules, so don't mark it as poetry & you'll be fine :)
(PocketSword is an example, if you wanted to test on an iOS device.)
Thanks, ybic
Nic. :)
> On 28 Aug 2014, at 07:52, Lauri
Thanks Nic
I certainly hope there will be a solution to paragraphs and line
displays, particularly for Android programs ... until then, I am stuck
with >lg> !!
I have PocketSword 1.45 on an Ipod and Iphone - Is there a way for it
to display general books?
Cheers
Laurie
On 8/28/14, Nic Carter w
Ahh, no, sorry. Devotionals, commentaries, Bibles & dictionaries :)
> On 28 Aug 2014, at 15:51, Laurie Fooks wrote:
>
> Thanks Nic
>
> I certainly hope there will be a solution to paragraphs and line
> displays, particularly for Android programs ... until then, I am stuck
> with >lg> !!
>
> I
Hi Nic
I just has a look at Psalms on PocketSword in a bible version using
markup -its great as it does display the etc
tags to give the indenting. I don't see anything else unexpected ?
Did I miss something ... Is line spacing the same... it was hard to
tell? I would love to try my test mods
Hi Laurie,
Try creating a pretend-Bible and put a bunch of your text all in Gen 1:1 & see
how it looks. Marking something as poetry will automatically indent it a little
in PocketSword & so you will be wasting some screen space for "normal" text
when you're on a small screen...
If you have mor
There is a module maintainer mode deeply buried in pocketsword's settings which
allows you to upload a zipped module onto your phone. It is created exactly for
your scenario
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From: "Laurie Fooks"
To: "SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum"
Subject: [sword-devel] OSIS m
(Except GenBook format is still sadly unsupported...)
> On 28 Aug 2014, at 16:17, ref...@gmx.net wrote:
>
> There is a module maintainer mode deeply buried in pocketsword's settings
> which allows you to upload a zipped module onto your phone. It is created
> exactly for your scenario
>
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