[sword-devel] shell help

2009-11-18 Thread Troy A. Griffitts
Hey guys, I'm trying to setup a reproducible process to convert the Tregelles data to a SWORD imp data time. I have a series of sed commands to replace tags, etc (yeah, yeah. I'm sure perl could do it in one line...) But anyway, I've got one problem left that I could use some help with: Her

Re: [sword-devel] Call for translators for PocketSword (iPhone)

2009-11-18 Thread Nic Carter
Thanks to those people who replied about this. I've realised that it's too late to sort this out for v1.0 of PocketSword & also that I should have attached the current strings to be translated! I will try to make a freeze of the strings to be translated for the next version in the next week or

[sword-devel] BibleTime 2.4 Ubuntu packages released (in PPA) (was: BibleTime 2.4 released)

2009-11-18 Thread Jonathan Marsden
Martin Gruner wrote: it is our great pleasure to announce the availability of BibleTime 2.4. I just uploaded Ubuntu-packaged versions of this release of BibleTime to the Crosswire Packaging team PPA for Ubuntu Hardy, Intrepid, Jaunty, Karmic and Lucid. https://launchpad.net/~pkgcrosswire/+a

Re: [sword-devel] ETS / SBL, New Orleans

2009-11-18 Thread Daniel Owens
Troy, If I were coming, I would. I considered coming, but I thought I would bury my head in the sand for a semester until I get my sea legs. Next year almost for sure I will be there. Daniel Troy A. Griffitts wrote: Would anyone who happens to be in New Orleans this week for ETS and SBL lik

Re: [sword-devel] pdf2xml

2009-11-18 Thread Peter von Kaehne
Greg Hellings wrote: > That means it is looking for > libpdf.* > somewhere in its library directories. That may have been from the old > XPDF method, so you might try looking for -lpdf in the Makefile and > changing it to -lpoppler and try again? Thanks, this was it. I have a working binary. It d

Re: [sword-devel] pdf2xml

2009-11-18 Thread Greg Hellings
That means it is looking for libpdf.* somewhere in its library directories. That may have been from the old XPDF method, so you might try looking for -lpdf in the Makefile and changing it to -lpoppler and try again? --Greg On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 4:52 PM, Peter von Kaehne wrote: > Thanks to so

Re: [sword-devel] pdf2xml

2009-11-18 Thread Peter von Kaehne
Thanks to some makefiles which I have received offline I can now compile. It fails though during linking, I think: > /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lpdf > collect2: ld returned 1 exit status > make: *** [pdf2xml] Error 1 Anyone can tell me what this means? Peter Greg Hellings wrote: > I'm running

Re: [sword-devel] pdf2xml

2009-11-18 Thread Greg Hellings
I'm running into significant challenges building it with their Makefiles, mainly related to them using some version of GString that results in either 1) not including the file the declares it or, 2) including a file which does not declare the proper GString type. Beyond that, there are more errors

Re: [sword-devel] pdf2xml

2009-11-18 Thread Matthew Talbert
> gcc -I xpdf -I xpdf/fofi -I xpdf/goo -I xpdf/xpdf -I image/zlib -I > image/png -I /usr/include pdf2xml.cpp > > But this was obviously wrong. It produced a huge pile of error messages > suggesting that it did not find all kinds of libpng related stuff. I > have obviously installed libpoppler-dev a

[sword-devel] ETS / SBL, New Orleans

2009-11-18 Thread Troy A. Griffitts
Would anyone who happens to be in New Orleans this week for ETS and SBL like to get together for lunch? Troy ___ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change

[sword-devel] pdf2xml

2009-11-18 Thread Peter von Kaehne
A user of our software advised me of this piece of software which I think might occasionally come handy: http://www.mobipocket.com/dev/pdf2xml/ It appears that it can deal with embedded fonts and produces apparently excellently structured output. I have unfortunately not managed to compile it de

[sword-devel] BibleTime 2.4 released

2009-11-18 Thread Martin Gruner
Hi all, it is our great pleasure to announce the availability of BibleTime 2.4. It can be downloaded from https://sourceforge.net/projects/bibletime/files (should appear soon). An official beta release of BibleTime for Windows will also appear soon. Changes since 2.3: - truckloads of bugfixes