Please forgive me for yet another email, but I have spent all
evening trying to get the new rich edit control to work. I successfully compiled
the control and installed it into the IDE fine but compiling the sword project
now gives me several error messages. Below is the dump from the compile
ok, good answer, you can tell I don't always know what I'm talking about
but I know some and I'm getting there... ;o) By the way, when you do your
Unicode support, make sure you don't make assumptions about 2 bytes and
support the full UCS-4 (4 byte) spec internally, since Unicode 3.1 includes
> I have noticed a new annoying feature in the KJV module, even when the
> numbering is turned off, the tense numbers[not the words but the
> tenses], are still displayed.
Get the updated .conf file (or re-download the entire module in install
manager if it's easier). In the latest versions, te
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001 23:18:31 -0700, you wrote:
>OK, one more time. I think I have both LXXM and Chinese working now in
>the latest binary.
>
>Chris, I get right-click menus. Do you really NOT get them? Anyone
>else? I also can't reproduce the refresh crash.
>
>Well, let me know with this one
I found it on the internet, at http://www.rxlib.com/ Sorry for the false
alarm.
David
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From:
David
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Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 3:17
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Subject: rxctl5.cpp MISSING
I downloaded the latest souce
Hello, I am a sword library user and I also happen to keep up with gcc
development. I noticed that on i86 processors sword is compiled using the
-m486 flag. This sets up the compile to produce instructions for a 486 and
it also sets code alignment patterns, etc... for a 486. However, the cod
No false alarm. My fault for not including info about it.
I was hoping to grab the one control we needed from the lib and put it
in our probject, but never got around to it.
-Troy.
OK Iknow I have done a lot of talking today, but
for good reason. Now I am stuck again. I downloaded and installed the libraries
for the new control but I cannot compile it like the instructions state. I am
new to this package thing so could someone give me a few hints as to what I am
doing
I downloaded the latest souce from the CVS and I
noticed that sword references the file rxctl5.cpp but I don't see it anywhere.
How do I obtain it?
David
> So how did we show IGNT without the Unicode support?
We swap fonts between Times New Roman and Symbol. It's actually got a
kinda bad hack where Symbol is hardwired as a specific RTF font number
in BibleCS & GBFRTF that I'll be pleased to avoid when we get that moved
over to UTF-8.
--Chris
> No, the Septuagint is in Greek and the morphological analysis should be
> on the Greek words not the Hebrew from which they were translated. You
> mentioned that you were seeing Hebrew & Greek properly in your last
> message... Are you actually seeing Hebrew somewhere in either the LXXM
> or C
Jeremy,
Your message was sent from an unsubscribed address and bounced back to
me. I'm forwarding to the list.
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> I have tested it on two Machines one is Windows NT w/service Pack 6
and
> the
> other has Windows 95 OSR/2. I haven't been able to reproduce this
myself.
> Is
> it within a certain module? Do all the views no give you a right click
> menu
> or only the Bible view? Troy mentioned something about
> I'm REALLY not getting right-click menus. I reinstalled fresh on a new
> computer as follows: sword-1.4.7a installer, added locales.zip contents,
> added new sword.exe & InstallMgr.exe, installed LXXM, ran Sword, no
> context menu.
I have tested it on two Machines one is Windows NT w/service P
Troy:
The LXXM & Chinese are working for me. Everything else that didn't work
still doesn't, for me.
Morph + Strongs = crash.
I'm REALLY not getting right-click menus. I reinstalled fresh on a new
computer as follows: sword-1.4.7a installer, added locales.zip contents,
added new sword.exe & I
Yeah, I had the same thought of using a hash table, but decided against
it because I had erroneously thought it would be larger in memory than a
giant switch. (Don't ask me why, it was late.) I'll try
re-implementing as an STL map since that's what I'm familiar with.
Other ideas are welcome stil
Most higher level languages have some sort of hash or associative array
built in, perhaps there are a few libraries somewhere for C to do this even
more efficiently since all keys and values are the same length (two bytes)
from UCS16 to SJIS? I assume a simple calculation and 14k array will wo
Troy,
I can see both the greek and hebrew texts fine. I too am crashing when
both Strong's and Morph are turned on. I do get a right click menu. What
does the Morph do? Also I noticed the LXXM module needs some cleaning up
because it shows some garbage when in the new testament.
In Christ,
Dav
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