Simon wrote:
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your reply, really some good ideas
structures in a tree are a good idea. structures might be
okay. Smaller units like , , or probably
shouldn't have their own tree nodes in a display. I don't know whether
that was actually your plan or not, but watch
Dear Chris,
Thanks for your reply, really some good ideas
> structures in a tree are a good idea. structures might be
> okay. Smaller units like , , or probably
> shouldn't have their own tree nodes in a display. I don't know whether
> that was actually your plan or not, but watch out becau
Simon wrote:
OSIS is XML, so it has a document structure inside. I don't know if the
tools you mention can handle that, without the user having to type the
structure tags...
My idea is to show the document structure in a Tree (just like a bookmodule
in Sword). Also I want to make pre-defined tree
On 21-Jul-2003 Chris Little wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Jul 2003, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
>> PS. I shouldn't tell you this, but there is a tag for supporting
stuff
>> that you just can't figure out any other way to markup except for a
>> display oriented tag-- see
>
>> > Ow, about markup, as far
- Original Message -
From: "Simon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Ow, about markup, as far as I know (the last time I checked is some months
> ago), OSIS doesn't define tags for markup. So, are there markup tags
defined
> in OSIS v1.5? If not, what tags do you guys advise me to use for markup
(you
> Thanks! I only go next week on vacation for 3 weeks, so I think it will be
> after I'm back that I'm going to seriously work on it
Alright, drop me a line then. It might be that I'm away for a while then.
> BTW: Is it usually to open a SourceForge even when the project is still in
> pre-Alpha p
> Well, to me this sounds like a worthy project.
> Let me know if I can be of any assistance with setting up a project @
> sourceforge or something like that for you.
Thanks! I only go next week on vacation for 3 weeks, so I think it will be
after I'm back that I'm going to seriously work on it
B
Well, to me this sounds like a worthy project.
Let me know if I can be of any assistance with setting up a project @
sourceforge or something like that for you.
mg
Am Montag, 21. Juli 2003 10:57 schrieb Simon:
> > Also, it would be cool to have something platform-independent
> > (java/wxwindows/
> Also, it would be cool to have something platform-independent
> (java/wxwindows/gtk).
I do agree, but there are some reason's why I have chosen for C#:
- I want to learn C# (I have already experience with C and C++, but not C#)
- There's a very good IDE available for free (C# Builder Personal),
Also, it would be cool to have something platform-independent
(java/wxwindows/gtk).
mg
Am Montag, 21. Juli 2003 05:08 schrieb Arthur Bolstad:
> I too am interested in an OSIS editor and will work with you as possible.
> I have experience with VB and a little Java only, so probably cannot help
>
I too am interested in an OSIS editor and will work with you as possible. I have
experience with VB and a little Java only, so probably cannot help with coding.
Have you considered using an established tool (say JEdit or Arachnophilia) and just
coding for the tags?
Art Bolstad
[EMAIL PROTECTED
On Sat, 19 Jul 2003, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> PS. I shouldn't tell you this, but there is a tag for supporting stuff
> that you just can't figure out any other way to markup except for a
> display oriented tag-- see
> > Ow, about markup, as far as I know (the last time I checked is som
Ok, that last link has a malformed URL at the bottom. I've posted the
latest schema at:
http://www.bibletechnologieswg.org/osis/specs/
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Simon,
OSIS was created with the idea to INTENTIONALLY leave display markup
tags out. The concept in OSIS is to critically markup
Simon,
OSIS was created with the idea to INTENTIONALLY leave display markup
tags out. The concept in OSIS is to critically markup the text in
respect to attributes of the text itself and leave the prefered display
of these attributes to the presentation software. ie. Don't markup a
word as i
Hi,
I'm currently working on an OSIS editor (for now only for editing books and
commentaries and lexicons, not bibles), using Borland C# Builder Personal
(the free version). The output it creates is 100% valid OSIS.
Now, it 'would be nice' to have the latest OSIS docs, but I searched and
searched
Jimmie Houchin wrote:
Chris Little wrote:
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Jimmie Houchin wrote:
Will mod2osis be updated for 1.5?
If so, if mod2osis creates a nice OSIS 1.5 xml text, then I would be
quite satisfied with that.
I don't think the changes in OSIS 1.5 will require any changes to
mod2osis,
Hi!
> mod2imp, hmm!
>
> Does it convert to plain text or to its original form (if marked up) text?
Converts into a format different from the original files, but still contains
the ThML, GBF or OSIS markup of the Sword modules.
Joachim
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Chris Little wrote:
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Jimmie Houchin wrote:
Will mod2osis be updated for 1.5?
If so, if mod2osis creates a nice OSIS 1.5 xml text, then I would be
quite satisfied with that.
I don't think the changes in OSIS 1.5 will require any changes to
mod2osis, but if they do, mod2osis wi
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Jimmie Houchin wrote:
> Will mod2osis be updated for 1.5?
>
> If so, if mod2osis creates a nice OSIS 1.5 xml text, then I would be
> quite satisfied with that.
I don't think the changes in OSIS 1.5 will require any changes to
mod2osis, but if they do, mod2osis will be upda
Chris Little wrote:
Will many, most, all of the Sword Modules eventually become available
in an OSIS 1.5 form, xml text not binary? If so then all other
comments below are without need.
We will never switch our main distribution format to a non-binary
format. We also /probably/ won't make most
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
You can turn binary Sword modules into text using the mod2imp tool. For win32
it should be at ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/util/win32/. For Linux it's in
the utilities subdirectory of the Source tree.
It works for all types of modules, even compressed ones.
Joachim
mod2imp,
Will many, most, all of the Sword Modules eventually become available
in an OSIS 1.5 form, xml text not binary? If so then all other
comments below are without need.
We will never switch our main distribution format to a non-binary
format. We also /probably/ won't make most of our material a
You can turn binary Sword modules into text using the mod2imp tool. For win32
it should be at ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/util/win32/. For Linux it's in
the utilities subdirectory of the Source tree.
It works for all types of modules, even compressed ones.
Joachim
> Not trying to be dense, har
Chris Little wrote:
Jimmie Houchin wrote:
[snip]
The page says it will be released at the UBS meeting at the end of
June. We're winding down on new issues, so I think release will come
soon--in a week or so perhaps.
I don't know the status of the manual & best practice docs.
Thanks for the info
Jimmie Houchin wrote:
Subject: re: [sword-devel] 1.5.6 todo
Date: May 28, 2003
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
[snip]
> After last week's meetings, this and many OSIS documents
> are not valid against the coming OSIS 1.5 spec. :)
[snip]
Any information available on the OSIS 1.5 spec?
I would like to wri
Subject: re: [sword-devel] 1.5.6 todo
Date: May 28, 2003
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
[snip]
> After last week's meetings, this and many OSIS documents
> are not valid against the coming OSIS 1.5 spec. :)
[snip]
Any information available on the OSIS 1.5 spec?
I would like to write an OSIS parser in Sq
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