Dear Chris,
Great work! My questions are the following:
1. What was the source for your vowelized module?
Please note that although the word files from arabicbible.com are based
on the SVD translation,
they exchange certain words for equivalents. It might be the case that
the latest files hav
SonWon wrote:
> Well, I have EVC4 up and running. Also have svn running. I tried to
> compile and got many errors as expected with EVC4. One error was
> missing mem.h. I searched the whole tree and did not find a mem.h so I
> have something misconfigured somewhere. I think it should be part
Sorry if I stepped on any toes, was not my plan just expressing my thoughts.
No you didn't step on any toes. :-)
So this is what I propose (actually you already made a mention of
this): Let's make the two menu system default out of the box, which
will be our official menu where every singl
Well, I have EVC4 up and running. Also have svn running. I tried to
compile and got many errors as expected with EVC4. One error was
missing mem.h. I searched the whole tree and did not find a mem.h so I
have something misconfigured somewhere. I think it should be part of
EVC4 if I remembe
David Trotz wrote:
> SonWon wrote:
>> Barry Drake wrote:
>>
>>> Hi David .
>>>
>>> David Trotz wrote:
>>>
>>>
Certainly lets discuss this further. I would like to hear others opinions
as well; including Albert Sites and Barry Drake.
If we diverge to two separate
SonWon wrote:
Barry Drake wrote:
Hi David .
David Trotz wrote:
Certainly lets discuss this further. I would like to hear others opinions as
well; including Albert Sites and Barry Drake.
If we diverge to two separate menus we need to implement some way to keep them
in sync,
Barry Drake wrote:
> Hi David .
>
> David Trotz wrote:
>
>> Certainly lets discuss this further. I would like to hear others opinions as
>> well; including Albert Sites and Barry Drake.
>> If we diverge to two separate menus we need to implement some way to keep
>> them in sync, so tha
> As to Ryan's suggestion of xmldiff -- I've been running that for the
> past 12 hours on the two documents. Unfortunately the algorithms it
> uses are atrociously complex. It's up to 2.9 GB of RAM usage and has
> pegged out one of the processors on the machine for 12 straight hours.
> They clai
Chris Little wrote:
> If we change the text of the DistributionLicense from:
> Copyrighted; Permission to distribute granted to CrossWire
> to:
> Copyrighted; Permission granted to distribute in Sword format
> would that solve all of the issues?
Yes, but only if this is the permission granted to u
Chris Little wrote:
> If you think it would help your efforts (which we certainly appreciate),
> you could mention that WBTI gave us permission to distribute 40 Bibles
> (38 NTs, a full Bible, and an NT+Psalms), primarily in languages of
> Mexico & Guatemala. There may be more, but that's the fi
SonWon wrote:
> Barry Drake wrote:
>
>> snip...
>> Big big wish we must implement a dual parallel text screen so two
>> versions or a version and a commentary can be viewed at one time. That
>> was the original intention (using the extra menuitem that was present in
>> the old 'gui' as
Barry Drake wrote:
> snip...
> Big big wish we must implement a dual parallel text screen so two
> versions or a version and a commentary can be viewed at one time. That
> was the original intention (using the extra menuitem that was present in
> the old 'gui' as distinct from 'simplegu
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
>>> 2) The old version is public domain - this one is more restricted. A
>>> public domain version has significant advantages for third party
>>> distributers.
>> Which sorts of 3rd party distributers do you mean?
>>
>> I think 3rd parties who are taking our content on CD (f
Chris Little wrote:
>> 1) Not everyone likes vocalisations - some Arabic readers think they are
>> a bit baby-ish. For some they are crucially important. So we should
>> offer choice.
>
> This is probably better handled via a change plus rename to the existing
> UTF8HebrewPoints filter. We can ex
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
> Dear Chris,
>
> Thanks for putting the AraSVD with vowels already up in Beta.
>
> One remark - could you please put it up as an extra module and not
> simply as an updated/improved version of the old module we had?
We can do that, but...
> 2 reasons:
>
> 1) Not ever
Matt Reimer wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 5:53 PM, DM Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I created the current version we have. I was unaware of the update.
>> I'd be happy to do the conversion. We just need to secure the data and
>> permission from Crossway.
>>
>
> DM,
>
> Do you hav
Dear Chris,
Thanks for putting the AraSVD with vowels already up in Beta.
One remark - could you please put it up as an extra module and not
simply as an updated/improved version of the old module we had?
2 reasons:
1) Not everyone likes vocalisations - some Arabic readers think they are
a bit
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 5:53 PM, DM Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I created the current version we have. I was unaware of the update.
> I'd be happy to do the conversion. We just need to secure the data and
> permission from Crossway.
DM,
Do you have a contact at Crossway through whom to get
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 1:00 PM, David Haslam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> http://www.oxygenxml.com/xml_diff_and_merge.html
> http://www.oxygenxml.com/xml_diff_and_merge.html
>
> Not free, but Oxygen was recommended by one of my SIL contacts.
>
> -- David Haslam
I've downloaded that since then -
> The lack of an XML-aware diff-like tool keeps me from being able to
> look at the content of the New Testament because I have not been able
> to construct a regex to convince diff to ignore the
> order-of-attributes differences. However, I see no differences in the
> actual OT content except th
http://www.oxygenxml.com/xml_diff_and_merge.html
http://www.oxygenxml.com/xml_diff_and_merge.html
Not free, but Oxygen was recommended by one of my SIL contacts.
-- David Haslam
Greg Hellings wrote:
>
>
> The lack of an XML-aware diff-like tool keeps me from being able to
> look at the cont
Hi David ..
David Trotz wrote:
> It is my intention to have the ability to view two texts side by side. So
> don't worry its coming, I just really want to focus on stablization and
> optimization once I get all the original functionality back in place, which
> includes the hyperlinks.
Barry,
It is my intention to have the ability to view two texts side by side. So don't
worry its coming, I just really want to focus on stablization and optimization
once I get all the original functionality back in place, which includes the
hyperlinks.
--
In Christ,
David Trotz
-Original
Hi Chris,
So what would you suggest that I do? I know we all have more ideas than
time, and I suspect that you also have quite a number of other things on
your plate. If you expect this fix to be in place in, say, less than 6
months, then I'd go ahead building my module. If you suspect that
Greg Hellings wrote:
> So I've overcome my problems with the chapter/book titles - I hadn't
> set the Headings() option to on. Now that I've figured that one out,
> I've run into this curiosity. It appears in the kjvfull.xml (and also
> in the KJV module), but not in the kjv.xml and so on. The f
Hi David .
David Trotz wrote:
> Certainly lets discuss this further. I would like to hear others opinions as
> well; including Albert Sites and Barry Drake.
> If we diverge to two separate menus we need to implement some way to keep
> them in sync, so that when a smartphone developer add
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