Just reported this here to keep track of it:
http://tracker.crosswire.org/browse/API-225
On 5/9/20 10:21 AM, Tobias Klein wrote:
I have a finding regarding the search results.
Module: NASB
Search term: "faith Jesus"
Search type: multiWord (-2)
Search boundaries: Regular (without strict flag
Right, there are currently no mappings in sword-tools. This is where we
traditionally have kept our versification definitions, which I believe
is shared between SWORD and JSword. We have tools to check and convert
these data files to our respective requirements in our software:
http://crosswire.
Sorry I do not remember all details of previous discussions, I have seen some text data with verse to verse mappings on last discussions, but I cant remember where. I would be happy if we approve cannon definition with mappings that is appropriate for JSword, for Sword cannon_*.h files ill be gener
Applied. Thank you Костя!
Do you remember if there was a particular obstacle preventing us from
sharing mapping data between SWORD and JSword. It's been so long and I
wasn't deeply involved in those discussion. It sure would be nice to
keep these these mapping definitions in sword-tools in some
Hi! All cannon files you mentioned are used to know, the only case is nrsva that was not finished probably because base v11n, nrsv was left for testing. I will review that v11ns again, in month or two. By the way I see following patches not applied. And it will be super helpful if someone point me
On 5/10/20 10:41 AM, Tobias Klein wrote:
> Xiphos repository seems to be down
Not down. DNS entries have been mangled, so inaccessible. I'll contact
Simon.
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Hi,
While refreshing my SWORD remote sources I noticed that the Xiphos
repository seems to be down.
In this case the call of installMgr->refreshRemoteSource took a rather
long time. Would it be possible to add a timeout parameter to that
function? I feel like the default timeout right now is
Hi,
how can I use the LocaleMgr to get a translated book abbreviation?
For some reason this code did not work for me:
sword::SWLocale* locale = this->_localeMgr->getLocale(localeCode);
std::string translatedAbbreviation =
std::string(locale->translate(bookTerm));
I was using "de" as a locale
Chapter descriptions or indices containing verse numbers could be suitably
enhanced by using the \xt_…\xt* marker to mark each of the verse numbers and
employing the extended attribute syntax to provide the full target reference.
This was first outlined to me by Jeff Klassen of UBS ICAP.
Best r
