Hi,
I'm trying to learn how to create a general book module. In order to
do so I'm trying to revert a module to OSIS format. Which file should
I point as the module file?
Thanks,
Jónatas
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If you have Sword already installed, and module also installed, you
don't have to point it to anything. You just have to give mod2osis
the name of the module and it will find the files by itself.
--Greg
On 5/25/06, Jónatas Ferreira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to learn how to cre
Hi Greg,
I use MacSword and I only have a copy of sword compiled by Manfred to
work on the Mac (PowerPC). Is the procedure the same?
Thanks,
Jónatas
Em 2006/05/26, às 04:03, Greg Hellings escreveu:
If you have Sword already installed, and module also installed, you
don't have to point it t
Hmmm, I haven't used sword on the Mac, but the version of sword that
Manfred compiled, if it contains mod2osis, should work fine. Of
course, it's possible that he didn't compile the utilities, in which
case you can't use mod2osis, but the procedure should be the same.
MacSword is just the program
Still unable to use it. It returns:
#Jonatas-Ferreiras-Computer:~ jonatasferreira$ /opt/sword-1.5.8/bin/
mod2osis finney
#error: /opt/sword-1.5.8/bin/mod2osis: couldn't find module: finney
Can this be because MacSword uses a different method to install the
modules? The path to the modules is
Not being particularly knowledgable about Macs, again, I'm at a loss.
It might have something to do with the module name (check Sword's
mods.d/ directory for the name of the .conf file - which should be
closely related to the name of the module) or with the SWORD_PATH
environtment variable (check
Hello.
Yes.
Change your current path to where the MacSword modules are installed.
By default they are located in the same dir as MacSword.
# cd /Applications/MacSword/Modules
If you use mod2osis now with the correct name of the module, sword
should find it.
Regards,
Manfred
Am 26.05.2006
Hi Manfred,I tried what you said but it didn't work. Here's a transcript of the session.Jonatas-Ferreiras-Computer:/applications/MacSword/Modules jonatasferreira$ ls2BabDict.swd Family.swd PorBRP.swdAB.swd Finney Practice.swd <--- the mo
Jónatas,
A couple issues:
SWORD is case-sensitive. Try specifying the module name exactly.
SWORD finds it's modules a number of ways. Not sure how your setup is
configured on the Mac, but one sure way, as Manfred already pointed out,
is to cd to the directory where the module
Hi,
go into the Finney dir and try again :)
AFAIK each dir contains the mods.d and modules dirs.
Joachim
> Hi Manfred,
>
> I tried what you said but it didn't work. Here's a transcript of the
> session.
>
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Hi Joachim,
Thank you! that was it!
But now I have a new problem (lol). Here goes the transcript:
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Jonatas-Ferreiras-Computer:~ jonatasferreira$ cd /Applications/
MacSword/Modules/Finney
Jonatas-Ferreiras-Computer:/Applications/MacSword/Modules/Finney
jonatasferreira$ /opt/sword-1.5.8
What kind of module is Finney? From the error message I would guess
that mod2osis requires either a Bible (text) or Commentary (of the
same name in the modules types). If Finney is a lexicon, dictionary
or daily devotional, I don't think that this tool will work for you.
--Greg
On 5/27/06, Jón
What kind of module is Finney? From the error message I would guess
that mod2osis requires either a Bible (text) or Commentary (of the
same name in the modules types). If Finney is a lexicon, dictionary
or daily devotional, I don't think that this tool will work for you.
--Greg
Finney is a
General books are not "verse keyed" modules. Therefore, I don't
believe that mod2osis will work with them... I could be wrong, though,
but that's what the error message sounds like to me.
--Greg
On 5/28/06, Jónatas Ferreira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What kind of module is Finney? From the
General books are not "verse keyed" modules. Therefore, I don't
believe that mod2osis will work with them... I could be wrong, though,
but that's what the error message sounds like to me.
--Greg
I was trying to revert the module in order to learn how to make a new
one. How, then, can I con
You can use mod2imp to revert it.
Joachim
> > General books are not "verse keyed" modules. Therefore, I don't
> > believe that mod2osis will work with them... I could be wrong, though,
> > but that's what the error message sounds like to me.
> >
> > --Greg
>
> I was trying to revert the module i
Am 27.05.2006 um 20:57 schrieb Jónatas Ferreira:
Hi Manfred,
I tried what you said but it didn't work. Here's a transcript of
the session.
Sorry. I didn't think about using Bundles for modules on the Mac. ;)
Thought you have installed the modules the "normal" way.
Joachim is right, you ha
Sorry. I didn't think about using Bundles for modules on the Mac. ;)
Thought you have installed the modules the "normal" way.
Is there another way to install it on the Mac? I didn't know about
that. How is it?
Joachim is right, you have to go into every Bundle directory.
"mods.d" and "modul
This does present an interesting question:
Ought mod2osis support all types of modules? If the attempt is to
move all modules into being used in OSIS format as originals, then why
not extend the functionality of mod2osis so that it properly works for
all types of modules?
--Greg
On 5/29/06, Jó
You can see the source for mod2osis here (It may have changed since
1.5.8 was released):
http://www.crosswire.org/svn/sword/trunk/utilities/mod2osis.cpp
In reading it I noticed a couple of things:
I think that the text is being filtered from whatever internal format
into OSIS. So if it is origi
mod2imp won't change the format from ThML or GBF into OSIS.
It merely dumps the keys and then the raw text.
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
You can use mod2imp to revert it.
Joachim
General books are not "verse keyed" modules. Therefore, I don't
believe that mod2osis will work with them... I could
Jónatas,
AFAIK, there are no OSIS General Books so far.
I took a look at xml2gbs, which you can use to create a GenBook from
OSIS. (The other way is to use imp2gbs)
The following is based on that quick look and might be a bit wrong.
The -l flag indicates whether to use osisID or type, n and
SWORD does not currently have an end user tool to convert and export
OSIS genbooks or lexicons.
All software at CrossWire is not finished, and will always be such :)
Anyone want to extend mod2osis to support this, it would be a great
addition. The conversion to OSIS of an individual entry is
On 5/31/06, Troy A. Griffitts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SWORD does not currently have an end user tool to convert and export
OSIS genbooks or lexicons.
All software at CrossWire is not finished, and will always be such :)
Anyone want to extend mod2osis to support this, it would be a great
addit
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