I get this error message when I try make in the bindings/perl.
Sword.xs: In function 'void XS_Sword__VerseIterator__parse_verse_list
(CV *)':
Sword.xs:234: parse error before '='
make: *** {Sword.o} Error 1
Can anyone help?
What is the difference between bindings/perl and bindings/swig? Both
s
How can I get this source directory thing? I mainly am here on this list
helping to test the programs as a (programming knowledgeable) user could
do with my computer system. I do appreciate all of the help.
By the Grace of God,
Dan Adams
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On Sunday 10 November 2002 05:28 pm, Daniel Adams wrote:
> I am not sure, what I am desiring is a way to include verses (like
> diatheke output) in a ASP or PHP type web page.
>
> I appreciate the comments. Also where/how do I look to see what these
> bindings/perl are?
bindings/perl is just a dir
I am not sure, what I am desiring is a way to include verses (like
diatheke output) in a ASP or PHP type web page.
I appreciate the comments. Also where/how do I look to see what these
bindings/perl are?
By the Grace of God,
Dan Adams
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On Sunday 10 November 2002 03:30 pm, Joachim Ansorg wrote:
> We have SWIG bindings in sword/bindings/swig which work pretty well for
> Perl (tested only with this).
>
> According to www.swig.org PHP is also supported so you may try getting it
> working. With the bindings you can write code with the
We have SWIG bindings in sword/bindings/swig which work pretty well for Perl
(tested only with this).
According to www.swig.org PHP is also supported so you may try getting it
working. With the bindings you can write code with the original classnames,
you can creates modules, get text from them
The other day there was a post to this mailing list about some PHP
extensions or support. I am curious even if this is just in development
how it is supposed to work. I am interested in helping with this one if
people are at a point of needing help with it. I had an idea relating to
my prior questi
Sword 1.5.5 under Linux:
$ make -f debian/rules
...
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/porton/t/sword-1.5.5/bindings/swig/perl'
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/porton/t/sword-1.5.5/bindings/swig'
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/porton/t/sword-1.5.5/bindings/swig'
make[1]: *** No rule to make t
the end of book marker is ignored or is not in, or is not being read in,
and you end up going back to the beginning of the module after Mal 4:6
could someone please FIX IT
I hope this message is not being IGNORED
DF
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