Yes, indexes created can be copied to another device having AndBible.
You can contact the current developer of AndBible on how to automate the
creation of the indexes using JSword. It will be faster.
AndBible has recently changed hands and the creation of AndBible’s Lucene
indexes on the CrossW
Ok a follow-up question:
BTW for now I am really only interested as this relates to AndBible. We are
creating a collection of about 50 modules for our first release for
French-speaking African pastors. In the future we may make these modules
available to customers in Europe, too.
Last week I s
I think AndBible has committed a change to make creation of search indexes be
the new mechanism.
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> On Feb 4, 2019, at 7:10 PM, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
>
> Ah, read more closely... You are asking about creating search indices for
> DOWNLOAD.
>
> There is no good answer to this. We don't
Hi John,This is a very disorganised area.1) the basic expectation from CrossWire's site is that each front-end creates the indeces on the device, does not receive them as downloads2) as mobile phones were at least in the past not always capable of creating their own indeces PocketSword at least rel
Ah, read more closely... You are asking about creating search indices
for DOWNLOAD.
There is no good answer to this. We don't officially support
downloadable search indicies. Some frontends have chosen to support
this on their own and they each have their own methods of doing such.
My preferenc
Hi John,
SWORD support searching with or without a search index and has 3 methods
for maintaining any search index. The implementation depends on which
index system option is turned on at configuration time when building
(default is clucene; ximian is also supported). The calls are:
virtual sig
Sorry for what might be a frequently asked question, but I can't find it on the
Crosswire wiki:
I am working on creating our own in-house repository. How are we supposed to
create the search indexes for download?
AndBible has a button for downloading the index, which works on some modules
but
