Hi, I posted this about a month ago and I did not get a response. Is anyone
using a recent version of Delphi as a Sword front end??
If you look in sword/bindings/cls/test2 (if you haven't yet done so)
you should find good example code that uses these controls in an end user
interface. I al
If you look in sword/bindings/cls/test2 (if you haven't yet done so)
you should find good example code that uses these controls in an end user
interface. I also think searching isn't exposed yet, but again, having
the framework in place, it's just a matter of adding the desired
methods. Pl
Thanks very much,
Costas
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Costas,
Not sure I quite got through with my email. I'
Daniel Glassey wrote:
I guess this needs advertised a bit better but there is already work
going on on sword for java - JSword
I agree.
Troy, how about adding us to the crosswire homepage?
Joe.
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> Costas,
> Not sure I quite got through with my email. I'll paste my earlier
> reply b
Costas,
Not sure I quite got through with my email. I'll paste my earlier
reply below and give a little background in case you're not sure.
Kylix is basically Delphi for Linux. The latest release of Kylix
includes C++ support, making it basically, C++Builder for Linux, as well.
CLX is Borland
Why'd you have to go and say that??!!?? :)
I've been looking at wxPython all day. I'm not convinced that it would be a
good solution, because of requiring the windows user to install an additional
25 megs or so. However, for those of you that have not checked it out, it is
really amazing.
I'm
On Wednesday 12 March 2003 06:39 pm, Daniel Glassey wrote:
> On 12 Mar 2003 at 2:11, Daniel Russell sent forth the message:
>> I have a technical question: can .NET and GPL be mixed
> www.go-mono.org
> plenty of GPL'd .NET there ;)
For now. Microsoft have started patenting things.
Cheers; Le
Hello
Am Donnerstag, 13. März 2003 09:20 schrieb Costas I. Stergiou:
> I would certainly need some help here because my tries to compile the
> lib have been in vain (this is not strange since I am not a C++
> developer).
> When you say 'c++ module', what exactly do you mean? .obj files, .dll,
> s
Hi Simon,
there is no special file format being used, just verse per line files
and custom index files created on the fly upon
startup. Actually, the bible texts are taken from Sword so it is possible
to add any Bible text just by copying it to the app folder.
I would like to integrate with sword
I would certainly need some help here because my tries to compile the
lib have been in vain (this is not strange since I am not a C++
developer).
When you say 'c++ module', what exactly do you mean? .obj files, .dll,
something else?
Costas
B>
> I have been working with Borland C++ Builder (BCB) fo
On Wednesday 12 March 2003 08:10 pm, Jason Turner wrote:
> Dave,
>
> Thanks for your response. I've hashed through a lot of the
> advantages/disadvantages on IRC with some of the other developers. I think
> that a .NET version would be the fastest to develop, and Diatheke *is* a
> viable solution.
If you end up doing something in C# let me
> know.
>
> Peace,
>
> Dave.
>
> Never doubt that a group of thoughtfully, creative people can change the
> world - Margaret Mead
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> On this note, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Jason
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> I've
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Am Mittwoch, 12. März 2003 09:21 schrieb Costas I. Stergiou:
> two days ago I posted a message on the list about how I could use the
> sword api from delphi and some questions
Simon
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Hi all again,
two days ago I posted a message on the list about
Hello
Am Mittwoch, 12. März 2003 09:21 schrieb Costas I. Stergiou:
> two days ago I posted a message on the list about how I could use
> the sword api from delphi and some questions about BCC.
> I see now that there is a conversation about a new UI for Sword and
> I would like to add some comment
> conversation in this thread. You raise a good question about the
> usefullness
> of Diatheke. Hopefully someone can answer that. My main concern, and the
Diatheke is useful even to have on a e.g. laptop.
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> Excelsis: ...We praise you, we call you holy, we worship you, we proclaim
> your glory, we thank you for the greatness of your splendour."
> J.R.R. Tolkien
>
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I'm pretty sure that the .exe in question uses several DLL's that can be
redistributed, I'm almost positive the Oracle's client installation uses
Borland's JRE DLL implementation. I would say I am positive actually.
On Wednesday 12 March 2003 08:15 am, Chris wrote:
> Costas I. Stergiou wrote:
>
Costas I. Stergiou wrote:
Have you tried to run this exe on a machine without a JRE?
No, so maybe it is using the JRE behind the scenes.
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Chris wrote:
Well I had a little Java swing program, about 5kb .jar file. And when I
asked it to, JBuilder7 converted it into a .ex
Have you tried to run this exe on a machine without a JRE?
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Chris wrote:
>
> Well I had a little Java swing program, about 5kb .jar file. And when I
> asked it to, JBuilder7 converted it into a .exe of about 70kb, that
> didn't appear to require the JRE. How it works I don't
Well I had a little Java swing program, about 5kb .jar file. And when I
asked it to, JBuilder7 converted it into a .exe of about 70kb, that
didn't appear to require the JRE. How it works I don't know, but it
seems to work. There's also the option of Linux and Sun/Sparc native
executeables.
Cos
Also the great project of SharpDevelop (gpl'd ide for .net written in .net)
On Wednesday 12 March 2003 03:39 am, Daniel Glassey wrote:
> www.go-mono.org
>
> plenty of GPL'd .NET there ;)
> d
>
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> > Jason Turner wrote:
> > >Since I can
Hi Chris,
I don't think JBuilder can produce executables (native). Actually,
no java app can be converted to an executable unless the executable
contains the whole JRE within. I am also using JBuilder from version 2
and I would agree that it's interface is quite good but still lacks
the native L&F.
I personally would sacrifice windows L&F for the cross-platform ability.
Plus, JBuilder can produce native executables. I havn't tried
benchmarking them,
but I presume the JBuilder environment itself uses it, and it is very
snappy.
Costas I. Stergiou wrote:
Actually, my full time job is java de
Guys,
I guess this needs advertised a bit better but there is already work
going on on sword for java - JSword
http://www.crosswire.org/jsword/index.jsp
See http://www.crosswire.org/jsword/devt.jsp if you would like to get
involved
Regards,
Daniel
On 12 Mar 2003 at 13:31, Costas I. Stergiou
Actually, my full time job is java dev and it is really my
favorite language for many reasons.
Well, the reason I would
not suggest java is because it is slow in the GUI, and does not provide
a real windows look and feel. All the Java GUI programs I have used are
indeed a bit slow and out of the wi
www.go-mono.org
plenty of GPL'd .NET there ;)
d
On 12 Mar 2003 at 2:11, Daniel Russell sent forth the message:
> Jason Turner wrote:
>
> >Since I cannot use the Sword API as it stands,
> >I was considering reimplementing a subset of it in .NET, and then building
> >the UI on top of that. Of c
Costas I. Stergiou wrote:
Some months ago I started on a software for personal use that would
help in bible study. Since my best knowledge is in Java (5 years now)
I started the implementation with it. Very soon I realized the (obvious)
fact that Java is NOT for the Desktop.
Why? My full time jo
Jason Turner wrote:
Since I cannot use the Sword API as it stands,
I was considering reimplementing a subset of it in .NET, and then building
the UI on top of that. Of course releasing the whole thing under the GPL.
I have a technical question: can .NET and GPL be mixed Is'nt
Microsoft bec
Hi all again,
two days ago I posted a message on the list about how I could use
the sword api from delphi and some questions about BCC.
I see now that there is a conversation about a new UI for Sword and
I would like to add some comments on that (although this is only my
second post on the list).
Jason Turner wrote:
Personally I'd rather see a Java version than .NET.
So, to get to my point, I was considering writing a new UI in .NET. However,
.NET cannot utilize native C++ libraries. It can use Managed C++, C#, ActiveX
DLL's and native C libraries. Since I cannot use the Sword API as it
proclaim your glory,
we thank you for the greatness of your splendour." J.R.R. Tolkien
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On this note, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Jason Turner. I've
been following the Sword project off and on for a while now and just thought
I would make the move to get involved. I have recently read "Revolution in
World Missions" by K.P. Yohannan (Pres of Gospel For Asia) and hav
No the windows version does not allow this. Certain
versions of the bible will automatically break the paragraph into seperate lines
per verse, but other than that the answer is no. Sorry. It may be added
someday.
David
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