Hi,
I updated to the most recent KJV module, without paying much attention
to it. Today I was trying to access Genesis 49 in BPBible, and got the
message: Genesis 49 is not in the current book.
I opened BibleCS and found the KJV wouldn't access John 1. So I checked
the install manager for
Does dumping the module with mod2imp have the correct references for the
chapters you are having problems? (i.e. is it a module problem)
> On Jan 30, 2016, at 9:00 AM, David Troidl wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I updated to the most recent KJV module, without paying much attention to it.
> Today I was
I'm not sure how to use mod2imp on the installed module, but I looked at
it, and the only content in the directory is this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\CrossWire\The SWORD
Project\modules\texts\ztext\kjv\nt.bzs"
"C:\Program Files (x86)\CrossWire\The SWORD
Project\modules\texts\ztext\kjv\nt.bzv"
"C
Hi,
On further checking, I found that the other updated books, Byz and WHNU,
had the same problem. Their module directories were empty. So I tried
downloading the KJV from the website, and installing it directly in
BPBible. Now that works fine.
Apparently the problem narrows down to the Bi
Looks like the previously installed module got corrupted.
Maybe this can happen with jSword front-ends if two different modules have
the same Description?
http://crosswire.org/wiki/DevTools:conf_Files#Uniqueness
Yet BPBible and BibleCS are SWORD based, so that's not an explanation here.
The symp
Let's not assume we can rule out the possibility of Windows 10 being the
culprit. It has been known to remove user data and programs without warning
with some recent updates.
--Greg
On Jan 30, 2016 10:13 AM, "David Haslam" wrote:
> Looks like the previously installed module got corrupted.
>
> Ma
Glad you figured it out that you had an incomplete download. Guessing: The FTP
mechanism of InstallMgr can create partially downloaded modules.
Alternatively, you can unzip the cached zip (from
ftp/pub/sword/packages/rawzip) and unzip it to the proper folder.
I’ve only ever used it on Un*x. Bas
Still waiting for a SWORD coder to answer my earlier question, repeated
below.
cf. DM Smith & I are planning to make use of it in the next release of the
KJV module.
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Does SWORD support the s grain operator within osisRef ?
From the OSIS 2.1.1 Reference (page 148)
The s grain operator is
Thanks for the replies. It seems BibleCS itself was somehow corrupted.
I reinstalled it, and my settings took affect again, and all the modules
I downloaded from the new Install Manager seem to work fine.
Thanks,
David
On 1/30/2016 11:27 AM, DM Smith wrote:
Glad you figured it out that you
