Johan,
I don't know what to suggest if your CVS client can't really handle
requirements of the platform. You might consider switching to WinCVS
since it operates correctly on Windows.
If we do binary mode check-ins of text files, we completely lose the
ability to track changes between version
Johan,
I have used wincvs and evc 3.0 exclusively to checkout and edit these
files with no problems. When you edit a file and I get your updates,
everything is double spaced.
Johan Gorter wrote:
Hello Chris,
I use cygwin and tkcvs... There is no option here to use cr/lf. The
files I mentione
Hello Chris,
I use cygwin and tkcvs... There is no option here to use cr/lf. The
files I mentioned are generated by eVC and probably never edited or
compared by hand anyway.
Johan
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Johan,
Argh! I spoke 10 minutes too soon! I think it works now. You can
remove your mods.conf (old style configurations) and create a mods.d
directory and just drop your *.conf files in there now (new config
style). I haven't tried it yet, but you should be able to take
advantage of the /e
Johan,
I have been cursing CE for the last 2 days :) I always was getting
your error dialog box in open: file: /Program File/sword/mods.conf could
not be open.
Sometimes I'd get error 0, which means it was successful??? Sometimes
all kinds of other errors. So, after trying EVERYTHING, I figur
Johan,
> I checked in a change to disable the HTML, when you compile with
> -DNOHTML. I also changed the project- and workspace files to BINARY
> format, my eVC won't run them when they have unix end-of-lines.
Only _real_ binary files should be checked in as binary. I'm not sure
which CVS progr
The Robinson module holds the morphology information for the Byz, TR, and
WHNU modules. Marking Greek morphology in an English text that reflects
completely different morphology never made much sense to me, but the
KJV2003 uses the same codes.
You should be able to find the encoding scheme if
Hello Troy,
I tried to get the windows CE to work again. Unfortunately I did not
succeed. I saw that you made some changes in the 'unistd' to open files.
It might seem logical to convert paths to windows format, but the IPAQ
understands unix-paths perfectly. Without this malfunctioning
conversion
Hi,
Which module does the KJV morphology refer to? The OT seems to work
with StrongsHebrew, so would it be an idea to add HebrewParse into the
config file of that? But for the life of me I can't work out where the
NT morphology can be found.
Cheers -Will
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Hello,
The trick to uploading files is the little program, which gets normally
installed in:
C:\Program Files\Windows CE Tools\BIN\CEFILEVW.EXE
You have to copy the files one by one and make the directories by hand.
I tried to find faster ways to do this, but this was a waste of time.
Great tha
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