On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 11:27 AM, Barry Drake wrote:
> Example: I'm looking at the beginning of John's gospel. It obviously has
> some similarity to Genesis 1. I want to look at Gen. 1:1 and John 1:1 at
> the same time. Then I want to look at various bible versions for each.
> Xiphos lets me
Barry,
On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 11:27 AM, Barry Drake wrote:
> Hi Karl ...
>
> Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
>>
>> Saving/restoring all windows would require a good bit of extra
>> bookkeeping but we can look into it.
>
> Thanks. I'm surprised I'm one of few who use the detached window. It might
>
Hi Karl ...
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
Saving/restoring all windows would require a good bit of extra
bookkeeping but we can look into it.
Thanks. I'm surprised I'm one of few who use the detached window. It
might be worth me saying why.
Example: I'm looking at the beginning of John's go
Barry Drake writes:
> A preferred mode of use for me is with the free-floating
> bible and commentary windows. It would be great if I could exit the
> program and on re-start, return to however I left the layout (this
> might be two different bibles plus a commentary). Also, it would be
> nice t
Sorry, my last email wasn't exactly clear. I know a little more about
the problem then what was posted on the email list. I believe the issue
comes from reading the home directory from getenv() method calls which
return char *. What is encoded in the char * might be interesting to
hear about
I believe anything above 127 is re-routed to multi-byte for UTF-8. Only
lower ascii is preserved as single-byte
David Haslam wrote:
These particular accented vowels are part of ANSI, so the reference to UTF8
content was superfluous even through also true.
é = ANSI 233
ó = ANSI 243
Does Wind
These particular accented vowels are part of ANSI, so the reference to UTF8
content was superfluous even through also true.
é = ANSI 233
ó = ANSI 243
Does Windows even allow usernames to include UTF8 characters way beyond ANSI
255 ?
If so, then is Xiphos 3.0.1 going to be fully compliant with UT
Barry Drake writes:
> I've done the bug report in the way you ask. Thanks. This one is
> eminiently repeatable.
We'll be taking a look, thanx.
To my personal horror, Rubén Gómez of Bible Software Review learned of
our release -- I had given him a heads-up about 10 days ago -- and found
it comp
Hi Matthew .
Matthew Talbert wrote:
It is indeed rather easy to crash it using the detached dialogs.
I've done the bug report in the way you ask. Thanks. This one is
eminiently repeatable.
God bless,
Barry
-- From Barry Drake (The Revd) minister of the Netherfield United
Reformed ch
I reported the problem only after rebooting and restarting Xiphos more than
once.
Matthew has emailed me directly for more details about any Gtk stuff I may
have installed.
-- David
Karl Kleinpaste-2 wrote:
>
> David Haslam writes:
>> I have installed the Windows version of Xiphos, but found
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Barry Drake wrote:
>
> Hi there ..
>
> Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
>>
>> We have released Xiphos (née GnomeSword) version 3.
>
> Following on from my last posting, I discovered the 'sync with main' and
> 'stay in sync' menuitems on the free-floating bible window.
Hi there ..
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
We have released Xiphos (née GnomeSword) version 3.
Following on from my last posting, I discovered the 'sync with main' and
'stay in sync' menuitems on the free-floating bible window. The first
works OK. The second: 'stay in sync', reliably bombs out o
Hi Karl
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
David Haslam writes:
I have installed the Windows version of Xiphos, but found that none of
the branches in the sidebar would expand.>
This is a known problem, a timing issue in GTK. If you simply restart
Xiphos, it will almost certainly be fine, unle
David Haslam writes:
> I have installed the Windows version of Xiphos, but found that none of
> the branches in the sidebar would expand.
This is a known problem, a timing issue in GTK. If you simply restart
Xiphos, it will almost certainly be fine, unless startup time is very
long.
This is doc
I have installed the Windows version of Xiphos, but found that none of the
branches in the sidebar would expand.
I previously had installed the recent beta version of GnomeSword for
Windows, and did not encounter this bug with that. I uninstalled this prior
to installing Xiphos.
I have Windows
Hi there .
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
We have released Xiphos (née GnomeSword) version 3.
The more I use this app. the better it gets. Each time I've thought
'wouldn't it be nice if ', I find there's alredy a way of doing
exactly what I want it to do! It must be three or four years si
I'm glad you like it.
> I'm really pleased with the way it works. It seems to mess up the display
> slightly when I show NetNotes in the commentary window. I assume that this
> is the display 'todo' that was mentioned in Karl's initial post.
No, I don't think it is. Could you describe exactly
Hi Matthew ..
Matthew Talbert wrote:
In addition to what Karl said, the module manager itself will tell you
exactly where it is installing modules to, and will allow you to
choose which location should be used. Look at "Install Destination"
under "Configure".
Thanks for that. I now know w
Hi Karl ..
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
If you've got other Sword stuff installed there, then you should have
had a SWORD_PATH environment variable set to it by whatever previous
application package you have installed
I've simply copied my Sword installation from one box to the next for
years!
In addition to what Karl said, the module manager itself will tell you
exactly where it is installing modules to, and will allow you to
choose which location should be used. Look at "Install Destination"
under "Configure".
Matthew
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Barry Drake writes:
> Congratulations This is fantastic work! I'm mystified about one
> thing though: where does the Windows version put its modules? I
> installed to the default: .../program files/crosswire/xiphos
> It didn't find my existing Sword modules. These are at: C:\Bible\SWORD\
Hi Karl .
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
We have released Xiphos (née GnomeSword) version 3.
Congratulations This is fantastic work! I'm mystified about one
thing though: where does the Windows version put its modules? I
installed to the default: .../program files/crosswire/xiphos
It di
We have released Xiphos (née GnomeSword) version 3.
I would summarize what's new and different and cool, but the list is so
long, it's better just to read the release notes.
The single biggest deal is the Windows port. It has a glitch or two,
and doesn't yet have the good display engine (so we d
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