Will the ability to turn off cross references (in ISV) be included?
> >Jerry,
> >I believe the interface is not going to change anymore before our next
> >release
>
> Just to make sure, sword-dct.zip on the alpha page is up to date?
sword-icu has a later date on it, and has a tools menu that sword_dct
doesn't and an Options | Transliteration menu too
ahh blame the compression no really I figured it was something simple
like that ;o)
Dave
At 08:38 PM 10/22/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Dave,
> All of them should have the same contrast, since they are based on the
> same
>background (from BibleTime, of course), but perhaps #4 was adversl
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David Burry wrote:
>At 10:13 AM 10/22/2001 -0700, Chris Little wrote:
>
>>Would that be possible for a RE that involved crossing a word boundary?
>>Something like /\/, for example. I suppose you could split
>>up the RE itself by word boundaries, collecting a list of words that
>>match /\/ and wo
Hi Dave,
All of them should have the same contrast, since they are based on the same
background (from BibleTime, of course), but perhaps #4 was adversly effected
by PNG's compression mechanism. I could always adjust that though...
-Tim
On Monday 22 October 2001 08:20 pm, you wrote:
> #4 a
Hi Dave,
> I like either Style #1 or #2, but can't decide... I think the first may be
> a bit better because pushing the "The" off to the side makes it seem more
> organized... I dunno, I guess it goes back to whenever I see a site that
> has EVERYTHING center justified, I coil back in disgust..
#4 and #2 have my votes, except it seems almost like #4 has more contrast in the
background than the other top ones, which is undesirable IMO, more washed out is
better because that would be less distracting, doesn't even need to be readable IMO.
Dave
At 07:44 PM 10/22/2001 -0500, Don A. Elbo
I like either Style #1 or #2, but can't decide... I think the first may be
a bit better because pushing the "The" off to the side makes it seem more
organized... I dunno, I guess it goes back to whenever I see a site that
has EVERYTHING center justified, I coil back in disgust...
-Dave
-Or
I like #4.
Don A. Elbourne Jr.
http://elbourne.org
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Timothy R. Butler
> Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 6:58 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [sword-devel] Splash Screen for The Sword Project fo
At 11:30 AM 10/22/2001 -0700, David Trotz wrote:
>Jerry,
>I believe the interface is not going to change anymore before our next
>release
Just to make sure, sword-dct.zip on the alpha page is up to date? Also,
about the splash screen. Will there be a way for others to override it with
their own
Hi everyone,
David Trotz asked me awhile back to work on a splash screen for the
upcoming Win32 release of The Sword Project. I have made five different
splash screens (each with slight differences), which you can see at
http://www.uninetsolutions.com/tbutler/misc/sword.html .
Any and all c
BTW, my previous message wasn't any kind of papal edict. Only Troy can
issue those. :) It was just suggestions that everyone is free to
disagree with, preferrably before we implement too much.
And just because I say that I think we should do some things doesn't
mean I don't think we should do m
Hi Chris,
thank you for this valuable information. =)
> I think we should go ahead an do a 1.5.3 release of both Sword & BibleCS
> this week or next. I think these should include only the functionality
> currently in CVS with bug fixes if necessary. (The ICU stuff &
> right-to-left changes in
At 10:13 AM 10/22/2001 -0700, Chris Little wrote:
>Would that be possible for a RE that involved crossing a word boundary?
>Something like /\/, for example. I suppose you could split
>up the RE itself by word boundaries, collecting a list of words that
>match /\/ and words that match /\<\w+d\>/,
Chris Little wrote:
>>>But with regular
>>>expression searches, the index-based compression would
>>>
>>increase search
>>
>>>times even more because we'd end up having to reconstruct ever verse
>>>anyway.
>>>
>>Maybe you can use the index even for RE-based searches:
>>
>
>
>
>>For regular ex
Jerry,
I believe the interface is not going to change anymore before our next
release so you can feel free to start working updating the help files. I
believe the release date is gonna be within the next two weeks. The only
thing hat will change is the splash screen which Timothy is working on now
At 09:55 AM 10/22/2001 -0700, Chris Little wrote:
>I think we should go ahead an do a 1.5.3 release of both Sword & BibleCS
>this week or next.
When you get what you want to release let me have it so I can update the
help files.
Jerry
> >But with regular
> >expression searches, the index-based compression would
> increase search
> >times even more because we'd end up having to reconstruct ever verse
> >anyway.
> >
> Maybe you can use the index even for RE-based searches:
> For regular expression-based search, the only cha
I want to discuss our release roadmap for the next one or two versions
of Sword & BibleCS and what should be included in those releases.
I think we should go ahead an do a 1.5.3 release of both Sword & BibleCS
this week or next. I think these should include only the functionality
currently in CV
I tried to run the sword-icu.exe from alpha and had the following message,
"A required .dll file, ICUDT19.DLL, was not found."
Jerry
Chris Little wrote:
>I agree, this is really, really cool. :)
>
*blush* Thanks.
>Feel like working on the WinCE
>port? ;)
>
If you look at the development roadmap in the TODO file, there is a
point at which I intend to write a custom Bible-viewer widget for FLTK.
I intend to do this so that
Forgot to mention the location. It's in the alpha directory of the
alpha site (as usual), but the file is named sword-icu.zip. You will
also need the file icudt19.zip, which contains the ICU data DLL that you
need to extract to your Sword directory. If you got the latest
Diaspora, you don't nee
...emphasis on the alpha.
David Trotz and I have got some new stuff built into Sword. David's
stuff is pretty stable, mine is sometimes crashy. :)
David has started work on autosaving layouts. Maybe we should also
autosave GlobalOptionsFilters settings also, if that's easy to add.
He also add
I agree, this is really, really cool. :) Feel like working on the WinCE
port? ;)
I think we've had some suggestions before that we use a similar type of
index-based compression. The ZIP/LZSS block compression we use now
works really well, I believe, and gets module sizes down to the same
range
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
>Very high on the coolness scales! :)
>
<*blush*> Thanks!
>I'm anxious to
>see your inverted index storage mechanism!
>
It's fully documented in $SWORDPDAROOT/src/sword-pdalib/README
Best,
Dave
--
The number of UNIX installations has grown to 10, with more expected
Very high on the coolness scales! :)
Wow, I've never heard of the 'Agenda'! I thought I was up on current
linux handhelds! h. I would love to add you to crosswire's
website! Thank you very much for all of your work, and I'm anxious to
see your inverted index storage mechanism!
G
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