Troy, I just wanted to encourage you and say that I commend your
response to Larry. I thought you handled that note to him really well
and in a very Christ-like manner, especially considering the tone of his
email. I also think Larry should learn to proofread his own writing a
little better,
After updating the conf files on the server you normally have to clear the
mods.d cache of the server. This can be done by the "clear cache" link
located on the developer pages.
Thanks, that did the trick!
BTW, it's late ;)
Yes. *sigh*
Greetings,
Christian
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Hi!
After updating the conf files on the server you normally have to clear the
mods.d cache of the server. This can be done by the "clear cache" link
located on the developer pages.
I just did it. Does it work now?
BTW, it's late ;)
Joachim
> I thought it would be a good idea to complete the
Another thing -- I found that the copyright website is rather hard to
find. How about adding a news item to both the crosswire and the sword
websites explaining that we only offer modules that we have permission
to distribute and that copyright information for all our modules can
be found at ... .
I thought it would be a good idea to complete the Copyright
information for my CEDICT modules, in light of the current troubles. I
added the information to the config files on crosswire.org, but it
doesn't show up yet on the copyright website. Will the website be
updated automagically from the conf
Larry,
I'm working to removing your KJV+strongs module today. I've given you
a link to the KJV2003 project in the past, but am providing you with it
again here:
http://www.crosswire.org/sword/kjv2003
You can read about our process for developing this text, but in short,
we have 14 skilled v
Hi!
There are SWIG (www.swig.org) bindings of Sword. PHP is also supported
by Swig, so you can try this.
The SWIG bindings are in the bindings/swig dir of the source code
package.
If you need help getting started let me know.
Joachim
Curtis Farnham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 07.01.2003, 16
Hello all!
I joined the Sword Project about a week ago because I
want to write a module for the PostNuke CMS
(http://www.postnuke.com) that uses Sword modules and
provides Bible text searching and lookup capabilities.
I wrote a PostNuke module already
(http://pn.e-cdf.com) that works with Sword t
> Hey guys,
> We've just successfully (I think) migrated sword-devel over from
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> settings yourself at the following url:
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> mailman generated unique passwords for your ne
Tried to compile SWORD with Borland C++ Builder 6 and I got this
error message
[C++ Error] RxRichEd.hpp [227]: E2316 ‘TRect’ is not Windows’
member.
Can anyone help?
Paul Khoi X Pham
Stone & Webster
281-368-3012
is taken to ridiculous lows: for example, sheet music has the type-setting
copyrighted!
Which is perfectly understandable, since typesetting classical music
can involve research to find out the most probable original form of
the music. It probably could not be copyrighted if you just take an
off
Hey David,
I really don't think an extreme amount of optimization is required; just
moving to an O(n) algorithm instead of the current O(m*n) should be
sufficient imho.
You're right -- if that is still too slow, the most efficient
optimization would be to not calculate everything at once, as me
Joachim,
Glad I could be of help.
Glen's algorithm is potentially slightly faster than use of
set_intersection. It is essentially a generalization of the
set_intersection algorithm to work on n sequences. However I think using
set_intersection will be just fine as far as speed goes.
Also note th
- Personally, I would find a list of *all* keys more desirable (that
> is, list any key that is found in any of the chosen lexicons). I
> took a look at Bibleworks when visiting my brother (he is teaching
> OT) and noticed it has a feature where instead of having a window
> per dictionary,
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