On 01/12/06, Martin Gruner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The attached patch fixes the stability problems experienced with Sword and
> ciphered and locked modules.
>
> To see unpatched Sword crash, just run
>
> mod2imp GerHfa2002 and
> mod2imp GerHfaLex2002
>
> without the correct unlock
Jari,
You shouldn't have to add any filters yourself for such an easy task. You
should merely be able to:
SWMgr library;
SWModule *book = library.getModule("KJV");
book.setKey("jn.3.13");
cout << book.StripText();
There are a number of options which you may or may not want to show up in
your t
Hello,
I've been working on adding Ruby language support to the existing SWIG
bindings. So far, the autoconf part is nearly done and I've been
working on fixing the API linkage where SWIG fails to translate or
doesn't do so in an optimal manner. For API docs, I've been writing a
skeleton Ruby fi
On Fri, 1 Dec 2006, Jari Strand wrote:
>
> Thanks but that seems to return the text with some additional reference
> numbers (strong?).
Maybe you could look at diatheke source code to get some hints? It's
quite small and simple. I think every filter combination is included. Or
if you just have to
Thanks but that seems to return the text with some additional reference
numbers (strong?).
>From: Joachim Ansorg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum
>To: SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum
>Subject: Re: [sword-devel] Getting text without tags
>Date: Fri, 1
Thank you Greg!
And thank God I was able to render plain text by first adding rendering
filter (GBFPlain).
>From: "Greg Hellings" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum
>To: "SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum"
>Subject: Re: [sword-devel] Getting text without
Hi,
I think there is SWModule::StripText() to get the text without any markup.
Joachim
> I have been trying to figure how to print just plain text in the console
> window. I have tried calling the RenderText() from SWModule among other
> methods but they all seem to give the string with the tags.
There is some information along the lines of a class reference here:
http://www.crosswire.org/~mgruner/sword-apidoc/html/
I hope that link is still valid. The docs are a bit old last time I
checked, but they should at least give you a launching point. Happy
coding!
--Greg
On 12/1/06, Jari Str
Hello,
I have been trying to figure how to print just plain text in the console
window. I have tried calling the RenderText() from SWModule among other
methods but they all seem to give the string with the tags. The only change
I have been able to make to the output format has been making it to
Troy,
good to hear that everything is alright with Will.
He talked about his Ph.D. back then but I thought be should be
finished already.
Hey, you installed OSX? Did you buy a Mac?
If you checkout the trunk of MacSword there is a folder "sword-build-
mac" which has a makefile that downloads th
Manfred,
I've heard briefly from Will, so he's still alive. He's finishing
up a Ph.D. in User Interface Design, so is likely busy. I've just
successfully installed OSX and subsequently xCode. I'm pretty clueless,
but I'm hoping to get things compiled with SVN SWORD and possibly write
a s
Hi all.
Does anyone have an idea what became of Will Thimbleby, the
maintainer of MacSword?
No one has touched the sources of MacSword for over half a year and
Will is not responding to emails.
To let MacSword get abandoned would be a pitty.
Best regards,
Manfred
The attached patch fixes the stability problems experienced with Sword and
ciphered and locked modules.
To see unpatched Sword crash, just run
mod2imp GerHfa2002 and
mod2imp GerHfaLex2002
without the correct unlock key.
The patch works against 1.5.9 and does the following:
-fix on
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