Good day,
One example of versification that you might look at is used by Paratext.
Please check with Nathan Miles for the correct details. I am not a
Biblical scholar so I may have misunderstood the explanation. As I
understand it, this program uses the versification assigned to the
original t
I posted a brief TWiki page for discussing alternate versification &
apocrypha support at
http://www.crosswire.org/ucgi-bin/twiki/view/Swordapi/AlternateVersification
.
I also made a few changes to the acronym FAQ page (adding the link to
the Acronym Finder, changing "TSP" to "SWORD" since no
Lynn Allan wrote:
Just a quick thought: could there be information in the mods.d .conf file
that would control which versification was used?
Sure, if we wanted to set up multiple static versifications. But I
think we should aim for something more flexible.
I'm not that familiar with the Apocryp
The original system (from before I was around, but I could see vestiges
of it when I joined) did essentially what you suggest, from a
versification perspective. Each version defined its own versification,
held in .cps and .bks files. (That's what those are for, if any of you
have noticed the.
Hi Mark and Tim :)
I've been playing with it a little recently to start adding a config
dialog and make the UI more maintainable (by using QT Designer for QT2)
though I haven't posted anything anywhere until now. This is mostly
because the build for the Ipaq is broken and there are a few things I'd
Mark,
I think there is some work going on, although it appears at a fairly low
level. I have a "soon" hobby goal of doing some work on it - but since I
have not done much programming in C and have done none in Linux or for
Qtopia, I'm not hopeful of being able to contribute much.
I would li
Is anyone working on an update to qpsword?
In Faith,
Mark
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Fellow sword-devils,
IMHO, we are not taking advantage of several of the collaborative tools that
TSP's P-T-B have made available for our use. One that comes to mind is
"twiki". For whatever reason, it seems to have fallen out of use. That's a
shame, as it has the potential to really add to TSP's
Chris,
Just a quick thought: could there be information in the mods.d .conf file
that would control which versification was used?
I'm not that familiar with the Apocryphal books, but aren't all of them at
the end of the OT? An extension for that special case might not be that
difficult since cano
In an earlier post, I mentioned the C function
void RemoveMostTagsAndExtraWhiteSpace(char* buf)
I've uploaded a prototype of LcdBible that uses the "experimental"
CanonVersifier class. This class and a cut-down RawVerse are the only
sword-api classes needed for a "plug-in subset" that can access v
Hi there ...
On 2 Dec 2003 at 16:05, Chris Little wrote:
> Task 2) might seem very difficult, but in a way, most of the machinery
> already exists in Sword. After all, Sword formerly didn't have a set
> canon. That was only added when Troy found that all of the books he was
> encoding
I've uploaded a prototype of LcdBible that uses the "experimental"
CanonVersifier class. This class and a cut-down RawVerse are the only
sword-api classes needed for a "plug-in subset" that can access verses from
./modules/texts/rawtext. The specifics can be looked at:
http://prdownloads.sourcefo
I've made some progress putting together a 1st cut prototype of the LcdBible
front-end (Lowest Common Denominator) project. Feedback appreciated.
An nsis install package is available at:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/lcdbible/LcdBibleSetup.exe
For now, the 400kb download includes the LcdBible
I think the osis tag is and yes, it SHOULD work (*should* being
the operative word) There is a test dictionary around somewhere with
image samples.
e.g.
and myimage.jpg should be in the module datapath directory (specified in
the .conf file for the module).
-Troy.
PS. Welcome Eric!
Greetings
I am new to the list so this could be a very
obvious question. I have searched the mailing list and read the OSIS spec but
could not find any information on the topic of graphic.
Is it possible to have maps and/or other graphic
types encoded as part of a book?
Thanks in advanc
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