Actually, I'm not quite sure how duplicate keys are getting added. This
seems to be the real bug, IMO. The api is not currently equipped with
logic to handle such things. If the module is positioned to, say 'A',
and text is set with operator<<(const char *) The module should
overwrite the
Troy,
I hate to agree with Daniel because it means more work for you guys, but
sometimes I do need to see the verse before and after the verse listed to
know if that's the exact one I'm searching for. The "Back" key does
suffice, and you might want to put this on back burner because of that.
>Now the following program gives wrong output (with duplicated A):
This is the same bug I reported a while ago.
Greetings,
Christian
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"Faith (...) is the art of holding onto things your reason has once
accepted, in s
New bugfix beta. Thanks again for all the great reports. Please report
any bugs that you still find, as I think I've fixed most everything
(program related) posted to the list.
http://www.crosswire.org/sword/ALPHAcckswwlkrfre22034820285912/alpha/sword-1.5.4betaO.zip
Some notes:
lexicon con
> I'm leaving for Dallas tomorrow morning, but sincerely hope that I will
> have some time eventually to update icu-sword to ICU 2.1 and release it a
> little more officially (as in with a tarball/zip rather than just via
> CVS).
Chris,
best wishes and blessings for you move! Maybe we can meet i
It's supposed to be (was intended to be, though I don't recall if there
was an upstream reason for it) _ICU_ rather than ICU. It was ICU
formerly, but changed around the time I updated us to ICU 2.0.
I'm leaving for Dallas tomorrow morning, but sincerely hope that I will
have some time eventu
Title: infinite loop in beta N
I get an odd infinite loop, with a kind of screen redraw effect, by doing the following:
Going to Daniel 12:11, KJV
Select JFB and scroll to the bottom
Rest the mouse on the words "Wycliffe and Huss" (without clicking)
Within a few sec
I create module test:
[test]
DataPath=./modules/lexdict/rawld/test/test
ModDrv=RawLD
Description=Test LD
Encoding=UTF-8
About=I use this module for testing my GTK+ LD editor.
$ addld -c test
$ addld -a test a
aaa
$ addld -a test b
bbb
$ addld -a test c
ccc
Now the following program gives wrong
After deleteEntry() and then (*module)++, where we are:
- on the next entry after deleted;
- on the next entry after the next entry after the deleted entry (two entries
forward);
- unspecified?
Analogously for (*module)-- after deleteEntry().
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Victor Porton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Troy,
this might be caused by usrinst.sh. It now appends --with-icu per default, and
since you do not have ICU the build fails. Either you revert the file, or
call configure by hand.
Martin
> Hey guys, just tried the latest stuff. I am not using ICU. I'm still
> getting:
>
> g++ -DUSE_AUTO
Hi.
When using thml2gbs, lines that end on any tag (e.g. or ) in
the source file seem to cause the rest of the current div to be omitted
in the conversion process.
Any solution to this?
Thanks,
Heiko
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Heiko J. Unold
I'll change them all to _ICU_ later or you can diy (it's much easier to grep for _ICU_
to
see where it has been used, also it's what biblecs uses). It was my error in swmgr not
to
change it, and then missing the error with #else. Moral of the tale - always recompile
and test before you chec
Hi,
1) I just came across this one. Bring up the search dialogue, put anything in the
search
area, click custom range, type in the name of one of the modules (or any string that
is not a
part of one of the books of the Bible), and hit . It crashes everytime with a
blue
screen. It seems
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