Jonathan Marsden wrote:
One helpful way to encourage such testing would be to tag the current
svn head as (say) 1.6.rc1, and then publish a tarball of that code,
making it available by FTP from your site. Is this something you would
consider doing?
This approach allows packagers to package
> Anyway, all this to say, I now know of no outstanding issues with SVN head
> and would REALLY appreciate testing and feedback from frontends to let us
> know if we're ready for a release.
Any comment on the searching issue I described earlier? (paired lemmas)
Matthew
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Anyway, all this to say, I now know of no outstanding issues with SVN
head and would REALLY appreciate testing and feedback from frontends to
let us know if we're ready for a release.
Sounds good!
One helpful way to encourage such testing would be to tag the current
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 14:31, Jeff Becker wrote:
> My question is this: if you don't have it already would you be interested in
> having an MS Office Add-in that would give users easy access to Sword content
> from within MS Word, etc?
Would it be possible to port it to OOo, supporting all pl
Jeff Becker wrote:
> My question is this: if you don't have it already would you be interested in
> having an MS Office Add-in that would give users easy
> access to Sword content from within MS Word, etc?
That sounds very useful for a number of people I know.
Peter
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
I would like to add the support before release (DM
knows what I'm talking about).
I have just committed an initial shot at
support. It currently is handled just like
is handled, so frontends likely should not require any adjustment if
they already handle:
["Hea
Manfred Bergmann wrote:
I've tried the following and it seemed to work but I'm not sure this is
correct API usage:
ListKey lk = vk.ParseVerseList("Gen 1:1-5", "Gen1", true);
lk = "Gen 1:3";
BOOL contains = !lk.Error();
Dear Manfred,
Yes, this is exactly the desired behaviour. If you attemp
Hi.
Another API question.
Is there an inexpensive way of checking whether ListKey contains a
certain key?
For example:
I have a ListKey from "Gen 1:1-5".
Now I need to know if this ListKey contains "Gen 1:3".
Of course I can loop over the ListKey but if exists I would prefer a
better way.
2009/4/10 Jeff Becker :
> A couple of months ago I put together an add-in for MS Word (several
> versions) but I ran into several problems with the SWIG SWORD
> code that I was using which I received from someone on this list. The
> problems had to do with .Net framework 2.0 and can easily be
>
As suggested, changed default value to false, making previous behaviour
the default.
Ben Morgan wrote:
Hi all,
Troy committed recently one of my patches which fixed a long-standing
bug where e.g. typing Obadiah 20 didn't work as expected. This fixes
problems noted around here:
http://www.c
A couple of months ago I put together an add-in for MS Word (several versions)
but I ran into several problems with the SWIG SWORD
code that I was using which I received from someone on this list. The problems
had to do with .Net framework 2.0 and can easily be
resolved if I have better code to
Just for the record, there are five such books.
* Obadiah
* Philemon
* 2 John
* 3 John
* Jude
-- David
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