Hi!
On the contrary I had almost no problems with getting the stuff compiled out
of the box.
I'm using BCB6. I've followed the procedure in
http://www.crosswire.org/ucgi-bin/twiki/view/Swordwin/GettingStarted, and
for SVN sources (today and yesterday version) it compiles smoothly.Three
days ago
Wade Maxfield wrote:
I'm still trying to get a build using BCB6.
Your problems can be explained by the fact that we still do not support
BCB6 development. Sword development on Win32 is done in BCB5 still, and
will continue to be until Troy gives the word that we can all switch.
Since BCB5 is
Thanks Chris for the clarification. I did not find anywhere on the
website where it is mentioned that Latin-1 means cp1252. Silly me for
assuming that it meant what the ISO board meant it to be and not what MS
co-opted it for.
In one of the archived messages, it mentioned that the filters alway
Chris Little wrote:
and the .conf file you created for the module?
[Philpot]
DataPath=./modules/lexdict/rawld/devotionals/philpot/philpot
ModDrv=RawLD
SourceType=IMP
Lang=en
Feature=DailyDevotion
Category=Daily Devotional
Description= Daily Portions by Joseph Philpot
About=
LCSH=Devotional calend
Meant to quote the unicode standard for mapping of ISO-8859-1 to Unicode:
http://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/ISO8859/8859-1.TXT
Note that everything from 0x80-0x9F is marked as .
These are used by the MS code pages.
On 4/13/05, DM Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I found that there are 302 l
I found that there are 302 lines with a non ISO-8859-1 character with a
hex value of 96, which on the MS cp1252 code page is an EN DASH. I
suspect that you have your standard code page set to something other
than cp1252 and that imp2ld is using that. But I don't know how that
would be done or h
Hi,
I'm still trying to get a build using BCB6.
I blew away everything and downloaded (using svn), biblecs, sword,
and icu-sword.
I loaded everything into Borland BCB6, and it did not complain.
However, it still won't compile.
The problem is that you don't include TntStdCtrls.h
I download your file and run : imp2ld Philpot.imp Philpot 4 in Windows
XP and it ran perfectly.
Paul Pham
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I tried
imp2ld philpot.imp
imp2ld philpot.imp 4
imp2ld philpot.imp 2
imp2ld philpot.imp Philpot
imp2ld philpot.imp Philpot 4
imp2ld philpot.imp Philpot 2
I get dozens of: from: U_INVALID_CHAR_FOUND every time
I tried removing all the "-" all together and still get the error.
If you are not getting
DM Smith wrote:
I am not entirely sure that it is a bug in ICU. I think it is a "feature".
I didn't say it was a bug, but an error. It is an error message being
printed to cerr.
I'm unclear as to WHY ICU is printing an error message, since I can't
think of when it would actually get to process d
Could you post the commends you issued (both to imp2ld and to mod2imp)
and the .conf file you created for the module?
I tried it myself and it worked fine roundtrip with the rawLD4 driver.
The zLD driver looks like it has a bug since it quit exporting at 12.25.
I have a couple of other recommen
Running mod2imp results in a mangled imp file. A few of the lines start
with a $$$ and no date, other lines start with a date, and no $$$, and
some of the dates are out of order. The file only goes through Jan. 6. I
do not see any ryme or reason to the placement.
Chris Little wrote:
This is an
I am not entirely sure that it is a bug in ICU. I think it is a "feature".
ICU does not recognize any valid characters in the reserved ranges of an
encoding. (Not sure I am using proper terminology here.) For example
ISO-8859-1 (aka Latin 1) identifies everything between 128 and 159 as
undefined
Troy,
this is definitely not a StringMgr bug. Please see the attached test program.
It iterates through ZhEnglish (and you can read that ;), showing the loop.
This uses the standard Sword StringMgr. Might this be a faulty module? Other
modules, like WebstersDict, and ZhHanzi, both of which use
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