Costas,
Not sure I quite got through with my email. I'll paste my earlier
reply below and give a little background in case you're not sure.
Kylix is basically Delphi for Linux. The latest release of Kylix
includes C++ support, making it basically, C++Builder for Linux, as well.
CLX is Borland
Why'd you have to go and say that??!!?? :)
I've been looking at wxPython all day. I'm not convinced that it would be a
good solution, because of requiring the windows user to install an additional
25 megs or so. However, for those of you that have not checked it out, it is
really amazing.
I'm
changes. (It won't know, because I had to rewrite parts using MMX
s/know/now/. Sorry. Must have been the onomatopoeic poem I read
today*.
Greetings,
Christian
* http://e-writers.net/chequer.txt
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"The human mind has no more
In all honesty, if people want to concentrate on developing a good Windows
UI, though, they need to/should use Visual C++ (& probably MFC) since it
I'm using VC++ and wxWindows right now to develop a graphics-intensive
application for a client; works fine. I've come to really like the
wxWindows API
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Klaus R. H. Walther wrote:
> is it possible that there will be 3 different cross-plattform projects
> started soon? With Delphi, mxwindows and java? Does this makes sence. Or
> should we concentrate on one solution?
I think these three platforms represent different goals/aud
Hi Chris,
thanks for your feedback. Can you pls. tell me what is the platform
you use (win ver)? I just want to know since you say it is a bit slow.
Thanks,
Costas
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From: "Christopher Frazier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 2
I have written an app based upon the Victory Bible Reading Plan by the late
Dr. James McKeever, have placed it for sale on Handango, with all proceeds
going to Omega Ministries in Medford, OR. I would like, eventually, to be
able to tie the daily readings to an open-source Bible program, but am
un
In BibleCS you can use the muse menu by right clicking on them.
Jerry
At 09:24 AM 3/13/2003 +0100, Justus Piater wrote:
The Strong's modules contain cross references. Is there a simple way
to follow them, short of cutting/pasting them by hand, adding leading
zeros if necessary? Can they be turned
On Wednesday 12 March 2003 06:39 pm, Daniel Glassey wrote:
> On 12 Mar 2003 at 2:11, Daniel Russell sent forth the message:
>> I have a technical question: can .NET and GPL be mixed
> www.go-mono.org
> plenty of GPL'd .NET there ;)
For now. Microsoft have started patenting things.
Cheers; Le
Hello,
is it possible that there will be 3 different cross-plattform projects started
soon? With Delphi, mxwindows and java?
Does this makes sence. Or should we concentrate on one solution?
Shalom,
Klaus
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Am Donnerstag, 13. März 2003 09:20 schrieb Costas I. Stergiou:
> I would certainly need some help here because my tries to compile the
> lib have been in vain (this is not strange since I am not a C++
> developer).
> When you say 'c++ module', what exactly do you mean? .obj files, .dll,
> s
"The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge" is a cross-reference module.
by grace alone,
Don A. Elbourne Jr.
http://elbourne.org
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From: "Justus Piater" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 2:42 AM
Subject: [sword-devel] Cross references
Hello,
(I've bcc'ed a number of people I thought may be interested and might not be
on this list.)
Nic Carter wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> doing stuff like Stephen Denne is doing with Datacute...
I guess I should tell a few more people about my grand plan for
bible-related software on the Palm..
On Thursday 13 March 2003 11:50, Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
> On Wednesday 12 March 2003 17:02, Chris wrote:
> > Well I had a little Java swing program, about 5kb .jar file. And when I
> > asked it to, JBuilder7 converted it into a .exe of about 70kb, that
> > didn't appear to require the JRE. How it wo
On Wednesday 12 March 2003 17:02, Chris wrote:
> Well I had a little Java swing program, about 5kb .jar file. And when I
> asked it to, JBuilder7 converted it into a .exe of about 70kb, that
> didn't appear to require the JRE. How it works I don't know, but it
> seems to work. There's also the opti
Sword (I use it with BibleTime) is a great project, but one thing that
I miss badly is cross references in the style of many printed editions
(or am I missing something?).
Cross references, I think, should be implemented as a separate module,
independently of any particular Bible version/translati
Hi Simon,
there is no special file format being used, just verse per line files
and custom index files created on the fly upon
startup. Actually, the bible texts are taken from Sword so it is possible
to add any Bible text just by copying it to the app folder.
I would like to integrate with sword
The Strong's modules contain cross references. Is there a simple way
to follow them, short of cutting/pasting them by hand, adding leading
zeros if necessary? Can they be turned into hyperlinks?
--
Justus H. Piater, Ph.D. http://www.montefiore.ulg.ac.be/~piater
Institut Montefiore, B28
I would certainly need some help here because my tries to compile the
lib have been in vain (this is not strange since I am not a C++
developer).
When you say 'c++ module', what exactly do you mean? .obj files, .dll,
something else?
Costas
B>
> I have been working with Borland C++ Builder (BCB) fo
Hi -
I'm very much interested in this. I'm currently using Palm Bible and
am somewhat disappointed that he's gone commercial (though it's
understandable and ok). It makes a lot of sense to me to port (part
of) sword to PalmOS. Maybe parts of the GUI can reuse code from Palm
Bible. Unfortunately I'
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