On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 5:59 PM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
> Matthew Talbert wrote:
>
>> That is, if we have 5 applications, and each has a 1-line way of doing
>> this, then that's less code than trying to do this ourselves.
>
> So... how does diatheke do it in one line? :)
I think you're confusing s
Greg Hellings wrote:
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 4:59 PM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
Matthew Talbert wrote:
That is, if we have 5 applications, and each has a 1-line way of doing
this, then that's less code than trying to do this ourselves.
So... how does diatheke do it in one line? :)
Diatheke i
On Sat, Sep 5, 2009 at 10:07 AM, Matthew Talbert wrote:
> i don't know why you say it isn't supported. it's fairly simple to set
> the locale of a versekey on the fly. no application supports it that i
> know of
I didn't say it cannot be done, I said it was not supported, at least
not in the sense
i don't know why you say it isn't supported. it's fairly simple to set
the locale of a versekey on the fly. no application supports it that i
know of
On 9/4/09, Jonathan Morgan wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 5, 2009 at 7:59 AM, Jonathan Marsden
> wrote:
>> How all that fits together, and how SWORD-using ap
On Sat, Sep 5, 2009 at 7:59 AM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
> How all that fits together, and how SWORD-using apps should fit it all
> together, is potentially fairly complex and so IMO worth documenting. For
> example, if a SWORD app has 4 modules open, each a bible in a different
> language, which se
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 4:59 PM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
> Matthew Talbert wrote:
>
>> That is, if we have 5 applications, and each has a 1-line way of doing
>> this, then that's less code than trying to do this ourselves.
>
> So... how does diatheke do it in one line? :)
Diatheke is "no longer sup
Matthew Talbert wrote:
That is, if we have 5 applications, and each has a 1-line way of doing
this, then that's less code than trying to do this ourselves.
So... how does diatheke do it in one line? :)
(2) Rather than only looking at LANG, ...
Currently, SWORD doesn't try to read any envi
I just committed the suggested change, along with a couple of others.
Please let me know if this causes any other problems as I didn't get a
chance to test it on any actual data.
--Chris
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
I will wait for Chris as the other major user of the script to say what
he thinks
Iḿ trying to get Dallas embedded developers interested
in JSword/Alkitab on Android. Has anyone mad any
progress already?
I found the YouTube presentation of three ways to
develop for Android very interesting. It appears
developing for their shortened jvm is the best way
to get started th
Slightly improved version.
int ncmp[3] = { 100, 5, 2 };// fixed data
if (sys_locale) {
SWBuf locale;
StringList localelist =
LocaleMgr::getSystemLocaleMgr()->getAvailableLocales();
StringList::iterator it;
// le
Please would someone correct the News feed link in the CrossWire website main
page (right hand side).
And anywhere else with the link embedded.
David
Chris Little-2 wrote:
>
> Jonathan Marsden wrote:
>> Peter von Kaehne wrote:
>>> News database
>>
>> This (the RSS feed at http://crosswire.org/
> What I said wasn't quite right.
> We set a custom locale dir with LocaleMgr::loadConfigDir().
> The language format I can get from the system can be something like:
> "es_ES_PREEURO" or just the language code like "es".
> So your snipped would work here too if the former format is reduced to 5
>
On 04.09.2009, at 08:59, Matthew Talbert wrote:
Unfortunately on OS X the LANG var doesn't seem to get set also not
any
other environment variable that would help determine the system
language.
In OS X system preferences you have a preferred list of languages.
The first
one is used as curr
> Unfortunately on OS X the LANG var doesn't seem to get set also not any
> other environment variable that would help determine the system language.
> In OS X system preferences you have a preferred list of languages. The first
> one is used as current system language but this is not reflected to
On 04.09.2009, at 04:42, Matthew Talbert wrote:
There is some interesting code in setDefaultLocaleName. If you do a
blame on this, you might find who can help you with the logic. Don't
have time right now to check but the comments are beyond my logic of
system locales, so it's not likely me (
> It looks like you can call GetUserDefaultUILanguage() -- see
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd318137%28VS.85%29.aspx
>
> That returns a LANGID which is a numeric code. There seems to be a
> (very recently published) conversion table from the language part of
> this at
> http://downloa
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