Who indeed?
I observed last year that an electronic text for the Coverdale Bible that I
found somewhere on the WWW, used "&" in the text where modern English uses
"and".
Another trap for the unwary!
Go Bible Creator doesn't cope with "&" the way Jolon said it should. I had
to replace "&" by "+
A KJV-versified text will work now--and I wouldn't hold my breath for
non-KJV-versification to be widely supported in stable releases soon.
That is to say, I wouldn't discourage releasing the more limited text
now and updating when that is possible.
Okay, sounds good. There are notes that co
Greg Hellings wrote:
I've updated BT to compile against SVN (if you pull the SVN of
Bibletime and apply the patch in the patches directory), but seeing as
I didn't have any modules which were built with either extra-canonical
or alternative versification, I've not been able to test if my change
Daniel Owens wrote:
Chris Little wrote:
Daniel Owens wrote:
Can anyone give me some quick pointers on how to use xml2gbs to
compile a module with deuterocanonical material? I have a source file
I itching to try out, and for now I have resorted to deleting the
extra material using a Perl
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 12:13 AM, Daniel Owens wrote:
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> Chris Little wrote:
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>> Daniel Owens wrote:
>>>
>>> Can anyone give me some quick pointers on how to use xml2gbs to compile a
>>> module with deuterocanonical material? I have a source file I itching to try
>>> out, and for now I hav
Chris Little wrote:
Daniel Owens wrote:
Can anyone give me some quick pointers on how to use xml2gbs to
compile a module with deuterocanonical material? I have a source file
I itching to try out, and for now I have resorted to deleting the
extra material using a Perl script so I can compil
Daniel Owens wrote:
Can anyone give me some quick pointers on how to use xml2gbs to compile
a module with deuterocanonical material? I have a source file I itching
to try out, and for now I have resorted to deleting the extra material
using a Perl script so I can compile using osis2mod.
1.
Can anyone give me some quick pointers on how to use xml2gbs to compile
a module with deuterocanonical material? I have a source file I itching
to try out, and for now I have resorted to deleting the extra material
using a Perl script so I can compile using osis2mod.
1. Do I need to compile SW
Mr. Freedman,
Being nowhere near your knowledge level on
preservation and integrity of text, but wanting to know I'm using the best
possible version, -could you recommend a "best" english translation of Tanakh?
Have read some of your posts on sword-devel and you seem to be an authority on
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On 11 Jan 2003, Chad Snow wrote:
> What processes the internal markup of the text? Is t
On 11 Jan 2003, Chad Snow wrote:
> What processes the internal markup of the text? Is that done by Sword
> or is it done by the front-end.
Either or both. Presumably you'll tell Sword to process the text and give
you a single markup format in all cases. BibleCS tells Sword to give it
RTF, fo
What processes the internal markup of the text? Is that done by Sword
or is it done by the front-end.
Thanks
Chad
On Sat, 2003-01-11 at 15:02, Chris Little wrote:
> On 11 Jan 2003, Chad Snow wrote:
>
> > How many formats does sword support? As I read this mailing list I see
> > mention of GBF,
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