>
> In the end, I really think you want TCHAR to be wchar_t, even if the
> other way is possible. This is because I believe that defining TCHAR
> as char for clucene will force it into ANSI mode instead of Unicode,
> which means indexing, etc may not work for non-latin texts.
>
So is it posible
>
> The default build that comes out of the CMake file has WIN32,
> _WINDOWS, _DEBUG, CMAKE_INTDIR defined for the CLucene build file that
> I'm using, and that's it. However, when looking through
> clucene-config.h and CLConfig.h in the CLucene build directories, it
> appears that they default to
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 11:52 PM, Matthew Talbert wrote:
> I misread that sword actually compiled. Upon closer look, I see it
> failed with precisely the same errors I expected.
>
> Greg, I would be interested in knowing whether BT is using clucene
> compiled without Unicode support. The easiest wa
I misread that sword actually compiled. Upon closer look, I see it
failed with precisely the same errors I expected.
Greg, I would be interested in knowing whether BT is using clucene
compiled without Unicode support. The easiest way to do this is to
look in the pre-processor definitions and see i
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 11:48 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
> MMital,
>
> I had the same problem linking CLucene into Bibletime. The solution
> was simple, although not self-evident. I'm going to guess that you
> are building the CLucene library with the provided project file in
> clucene-core-0.9.21b
MMital,
I had the same problem linking CLucene into Bibletime. The solution
was simple, although not self-evident. I'm going to guess that you
are building the CLucene library with the provided project file in
clucene-core-0.9.21b\win32. This is, strangely, not an overly
effective way to do it.
Hi,
Made a little progress with this. A majority of the 133 errors related to
TCHAR disappeared after I added:
#define TCHAR char
I added this in StdHeader.h line 177
//always include replacement, some missing tchar defines
#include "CLucene/config/repl_tchar.h"
#define TCHAR char
I confess I didn't read through the whole thread. I just wanted to say
whatever we do with bookmarks we should be able to organize them into
groups. I would recommend main category and sub. Also to be able to
setup as Bible studies to share. I'll go back to lurking now.
Peter von Kaehne wr
The thread I pull up here has some relevance
1) it was never concluded in theory and certainly no conclusions ever
put into practice
2) With more and more applications becoming crossplatform there will be
a growing and quite reasonable expectation by users to switch
applications and be able to mak
Hi there
Troy - congratulations on getting versetreekey up to scratch. If anyone
is now prepared to write the filter for SoText, we have the underlying
module driver that it can use. I'm very happy to correspond with anyone
that wants to take this up. The concept is simply a different
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