Paths and filenames may in theory include all manner of characters from
non-Roman scripts.
AFAIK, Only a few special characters are not allowed in the various file
systems.
We ought to avoid a systemic bias to the English language or even the Latin
script when we design software.
Easy to agree
For Xiphos we use the MinGW compiler and library from Xiphos. You should be
able to grab them via Cygwin as well, if you prefer? I haven't run actual
Windows in a life age to know, though.
Greg
On Sat, Jul 18, 2020, 16:57 Tobias Klein wrote:
> I'm using the Visual Studio compilers. All modern V
I'm using the Visual Studio compilers. All modern VS compilers are
available via GitHub Actions! I'm most of the time letting GitHub build my
Windows binaries, but I do have Visual Studio 2017 installed in a Windows
10 VM for debugging.
Tobias
Am 18. Juli 2020 22:53:23 schrieb "Troy A. Griffi
OK guys, another question.
What exactly does your build environment look like these days for
win32? I just tried to boot one of my old Windows VMs with
Borland/Inprise/Embarcadero build tools and it is in such a sad state, I
am not even going to attempt to recover that world right now. I'd
If you are able to use Python, it does a good job of making file
operations universal. For example, it converts /x/y/z.txt/n to
x\y\z.txt\r\n for Windows.
On 7/18/20 2:34 PM, David Haslam wrote:
Paths and filenames may in theory include all manner of characters from
non-Roman scripts.
AFAIK, O
Thanks Greg & Troy for pointing out these potential issues. No, I have not
tested my code properly with non-ascii characters in paths / file names.
I suppose this would particularly be an issue if the username has certain
characters that cause issues? (applicable for the ~/.sword directory). And
Tobias,
Has this been tested with file paths that contain characters outside of the
basic ASCII code range? That's where current Sword fails. Not in fetching
the data for the paths themselves, but the actual calls to fopen and
friends, on Windows, do not understand non ASCII data.
It looks like y
Thanks Tobias,
Looking at your code, I suspect you might be running into the same issues that
SWORD runs into with those similar functions in FileMgr. Different compilers
seem to supply different compatibility for full Unicode supposed for standard C
functions, for example, getenv. The string i
Maybe not a full-fledged FileMgr class, but at least everything I need in Ezra
Project at the moment:
https://github.com/tobias-klein/node-sword-interface/blob/master/src/sword_backend/file_system_helper.hpp
https://github.com/tobias-klein/node-sword-interface/blob/master/src/sword_backend/file_
On Sat, Jul 18, 2020, 07:42 Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> I know Greg has sent me a link to the patch you guys apply to get Xiphos
> to run well on Win32, but I have searched through all my past emails
> with every relevant term I can thing of, and still can't find it. I am
> sorry, Could you poss
Thanks for the feedback, Troy!
Best regards,
Tobias
From: Troy A. Griffitts
Sent: Samstag, 18. Juli 2020 10:16
To: SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum
Subject: Re: [sword-devel] Strong's search does not return result ifStrong's
number in text points to different parts of a verse
That looks ni
I know Greg has sent me a link to the patch you guys apply to get Xiphos
to run well on Win32, but I have searched through all my past emails
with every relevant term I can thing of, and still can't find it. I am
sorry, Could you possibly sent that again? I think you guys were using
glib rout
That looks nice, Tobias. Thanks to everyone who commented on this. I think we
do similar normalization in the engine for the lookup, but not in the search.
You'd know if the NASB on the the live swordweb site allows a word click at one
of these locations with a letter suffix and it still produce
On 7/16/20 4:02 AM, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
On 7/15/20 5:08 PM, Tobias Klein wrote:
Is there any other translation out there that uses these special
Strong's keys?
I don't think any other uses the NAS lexicons. However, those are not
the only "not-Strong's Strong's". For example, there is the
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