> > DBD shows tiny rtf code for
> > 02.28
> > 04.18
> > 05.23
> > 06.03
> > 06.27
> > 07.24
> > 08.08
> > 08.10
> > 11.22
>
> I'll take a look at those
02.28 is because of a missing closing tag:
live according to the Spirit
My guess is that the others are similar.
I also spotted 02.01
Be strong
On Mon, 2001-12-10 at 16:04, Jerry Kreps wrote:
> On Monday 10 December 2001 01:42, Mike Dougherty wrote:
> > Here's my version of SWConfig. It provides access to multiple
> > configuration properties (files), which may themselves contain
> > multiple values. This version does not use anything tha
> What are the following classes intended to be used for? I can't find
> where they're being used anywhere.
>
> org.crosswire.utils.HTTPUtiles
> SwordMod.Verify
> SwordMod.zip
>
> Also, the sword.DisplayConf file has a bunch of paths hard coded that
> aren't going to work for anyone besides Tro
Would you care to expand on that? Name a VM language whose _run time_ is
more strongly typed than JVM ? I can think of VMs (e.g. Smalltalk) that are
less strongly typed.
Leon Brooks wrote:
>On Monday 10 December 2001 12:50, Mike Dougherty wrote:
>
>>I actually love the fact that Java is so stro
What are the following classes intended to be used for? I can't find
where they're being used anywhere.
org.crosswire.utils.HTTPUtiles
SwordMod.Verify
SwordMod.zip
Also, the sword.DisplayConf file has a bunch of paths hard coded that
aren't going to work for anyone besides Troy :0.
Please excu
> They were colored blue to distinguish them as input areas rather than
> output text boxes, according to Troy.
ha! Now THAT'S a tru misquote! :)
Actually, the cyan boxes designate search/lookup fields.
On Monday 10 December 2001 00:03, Chris wrote:
> >I actually love the fact that Java is so strongly typed.
>
> Actually no, you should dump C++ and Java in favour of Scheme, but
> that's a religious
> war for another day ;-)
So many languages, so much fun, so little time...
On Monday 10 December 2001 02:26, Martin Gruner wrote:
> > I noticed that a "sword.kdevprj" file is residing in the CVS
> > sword tree that I downloaded yesterday, but I did not find a GUI
> > to sword that was designed by the QT-Designer. What I did find
> > was QTEZ generated code for QT widget
On Monday 10 December 2001 01:42, Mike Dougherty wrote:
> Here's my version of SWConfig. It provides access to multiple
> configuration properties (files), which may themselves contain
> multiple values. This version does not use anything that is not in
> the Java 2 core library (It also does not
On Monday 10 December 2001 12:50, Mike Dougherty wrote:
> I actually love the fact that Java is so strongly typed.
Oddly enough, the JVM isn't strongly typed, and Python is actually a much
better match for it. (-:
http://www.jython.org/
Cheers; Leon
On Monday 10 December 2001 13:35, Chris wrote:
>> Turn to James 3:4; small changes in libraries that you have an emotional,
>> work or other investment in can have a large effect on your final product.
> I think you are thinking of 1Cor 5:6 :-)
Same dog, different collar, but yes, 1Co is a bette
> I just noticed an irritating behavior of the verse dialog
> boxes in the Windows front end. They remain light blue,
> ALWAYS. Is there anyway to make them responsive to window
> color changes? It's near impossible when you set the window
> text to white, and the verse dialogs don't change t
I just noticed an irritating behavior of the verse dialog boxes in the
Windows front end. They remain light blue, ALWAYS. Is there anyway to make
them responsive to window color changes? It's near impossible when you set
the window text to white, and the verse dialogs don't change to the
appropiat
On Mon, 2001-12-10 at 03:35, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Mike,
> Thank you for taking the time to rewrite SWConfig.java! It's so fresh
> to get code submitted! Bobby and you have been a blessing to me this
> weekend!
No worries. It was kind of fun playing with this to make it have the
desi
Hi there
On 10 Dec 2001 at 16:35, Chris wrote:
> I don't know how nicely gtk plays on Windows, but yeah it would be
> portable eh?
I had a go with GTK+ and it played really nicely on Windows with no trouble
at all. I never tried anything serious with it - I'm not that much of a
C++ programm
> DBD shows tiny rtf code for
> 02.28
> 04.18
> 05.23
> 06.03
> 06.27
> 07.24
> 08.08
> 08.10
> 11.22
I'll take a look at those, but...
> Reed - non alphabetical order
We don't even support Reed anymore. I don't think we have for a couple
of years, since it doesn't logically fit as an LD type
DBD shows tiny rtf code for
02.28
04.18
05.23
06.03
06.27
07.24
08.08
08.10
11.22
Reed - non alphabetical order
> I'm doing some bug-fixing in BibleTime. We have the bug that
> opening the
> Hitchcocks and the Smith lexicons will lead to an infinite
> loop. Other
> lexicons like ISBE or Eastons open just fine.
> and so on
> The Smith lexcion has the same problem.
>
> I think this is a bug in Sword. I
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Mike,
Thank you for taking the time to rewrite SWConfig.java! It's so fresh
to get code submitted! Bobby and you have been a blessing to me this
weekend! I've changed all code in the api to use the new interface.
Anyway I can get you to finish the write interface? :) I'm very
impresse
> I'm doing some bug-fixing in BibleTime. We have the bug that opening the
> Hitchcocks and the Smith lexicons will lead to an infinite loop. Other
> lexicons like ISBE or Eastons open just fine.
The problems seems to be that these lexicons are not alphabetized
correctly. We do a binary search f
Hi!
I'm doing some bug-fixing in BibleTime. We have the bug that opening the
Hitchcocks and the Smith lexicons will lead to an infinite loop. Other
lexicons like ISBE or Eastons open just fine.
we execute te following (in bibletime/backend/cswordbiblemoduleinfo.cpp):
module()->KeyText
Thanks for all the good ant information.
> BTW, how do you prefer to receive new code? As patches or just the
> complete file(s)? If patches, what command line options do you usually
> use when creating them?
from the top of jsword:
cvs diff -u > patch
will be great. Thank you very much.
> I noticed that a "sword.kdevprj" file is residing in the CVS sword
> tree that I downloaded yesterday, but I did not find a GUI to sword
> that was designed by the QT-Designer. What I did find was QTEZ
> generated code for QT widgets. QTEZ is long in the tooth. Was the
> use of generated code
Here's my version of SWConfig. It provides access to multiple
configuration properties (files), which may themselves contain multiple
values. This version does not use anything that is not in the Java 2
core library (It also does not have any naked variables, which is a pet
peeve of mine ;-).
I h
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