Re: [sword-devel] Python and swig

Hello, I too had issues attempting to use SWIG. See below ... On 1/24/07, Pierre Amadio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello. > > I am afraid i do not understand how to use the python bindings the > README in the source talk about. > > I have compiled sword with --with-python option and was expect

Re: [sword-devel] Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender (was [Publisher] Interest in distributing text )

Hi, I just sent the following email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (as per http://www.crosswire.org/sword/publisher/index.jsp) and got a "mail address doesn't exist" response. Trying again today, and cc'ing sword-devel. If [EMAIL PROTECTED] isn't working I suggest replacing all

Re: [sword-devel] software

D. Hill, There are already modules for the Hebrew, both modern and ancient. Anything else could be formulated into a commentary if it is a scriptural commentary (such as parts of the Talmud are, I believe?) or into a General Book if it is some other rabbinical writing. Are these insufficient for

[sword-devel] software

To whom it may concern, Is there anything I can do to help in the creation of a Torah module for the Jewish community? There are many commentaries, add-on's etc. that could be put into it as well. It would also add another community to the sword project. Thank You; D. Hill [EMAI

Re: [sword-devel] keyboard shortcuts

Hi! On 1/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings: > I'm not sure if suggesting a (much needed) feature is a faux pas on this > list (in case it is, I'll offer a solution to another problem, too), but I > think one area Sword/Win is deficient (maybe other projects too? haven

[sword-devel] keyboard shortcuts

Greetings: I'm not sure if suggesting a (much needed) feature is a faux pas on this list (in case it is, I'll offer a solution to another problem, too), but I think one area Sword/Win is deficient (maybe other projects too? haven't looked) is in keyboard shortcuts. I'm not a big fan of the mouse -

Re: [sword-devel] Python and swig

Hi. I have been working with python + SWORD for quite a while, but under windows. However, I have also tried to build with MSYS (which I have done with a little tweaking). What I think you need to do (presuming you are under linux), is go to bindings/swig/oldmake, and pull out makefile.am. Put t

Re: [sword-devel] diatheke plain output - line breaks missing?

So are the current *plain filters the way that we want them to be? It seems that taking out the new lines in favor of spaces would be beneficial for searches, as DM is advocating. That almost seems to be the primary (only?) place where *plain and *console would differ. If we aren't going to chan

[sword-devel] Python and swig

Hello. I am afraid i do not understand how to use the python bindings the README in the source talk about. I have compiled sword with --with-python option and was expecting some python module to be autmatically build. The bindings/swig directory does not seem to have been changed, nor anything c

Re: [sword-devel] diatheke plain output - line breaks missing?

Yes, you are correct. Before entryAttribute searches and before lucene searches, the only way to search for a strongs number in the text was to turn on strongs number and then search for, e.g. "<1234>" Different symbols were used for different parts of the text, as you have pointed out, which