Yes, I plan to stop working on the wxWidgets version. I've put up an
announcement on my webpage (http://emptycrate.com/node/106). I'm going
to try and organize the development a suite of applications for
churches, Biblestudy will be one of those applications.
The link above has a link to the preco
My bad - yes, the GRE is the Gecko Rendering Engine. And I mis-typed. I intended to point out that Biblestudy already has support for using Gecko with the wxMozilla library. Therefore, Jason's attempt to rewrite Biblestudy into .NET might take an advantage from a .NET wrapping of that library.
André Braselmann wrote:
Hi there,
i _just want to import some daily devotional (BibleReading) into a module.
so with an ascii flatfile in that format:
---snip---
$$$01.01
BibleVerseLink
$$$01.02
BibleVerseLink
.
.
.
.
$$$12.31
BibleVerseLink
---snap---
it should go, right? Or do i have to us
Hi there,
i _just want to import some daily devotional (BibleReading) into a module.
so with an ascii flatfile in that format:
---snip---
$$$01.01
BibleVerseLink
$$$01.02
BibleVerseLink
.
.
.
.
$$$12.31
BibleVerseLink
---snap---
it should go, right? Or do i have to use explicitely tHML?
After
Those are excellent points. I should have specified that you can only
*download* them for free until November. And I have been using
SharpDevelop and the free .Net runtime on my work laptop. Visual Studio
(even the Express editions) won't run well on an older machines.
Requirements = 600Mhz process
Hi Chris,
> What I'm proposing is that the API would, in addition to real modules
> like the KJV, GerLut, MHC, etc., expose modules that aren't represented
> explicitly through a module stored on disk.
That sounds like a good idea to me.
> For example, a PARALLEL virtual module, assuming which t
