Thanks for the reply, Peter :)
I have (pretty much) copy and pasted your stock "reply" - very useful! :)
And I can't wait to hear what modules you are talking about :) An early
Christmas present? ;)
Thanks again, ybic
nic... :)
On 17/12/2009, at 12:00 AM, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 8:55 PM, Dmitrijs Ledkovs
wrote:
> This time around when searching for regex it will add additional
> -llibrary flags if required.
>
> For example on my linux it doesn't add any (prints none required) on
> windows it should add a flag.
>
This works fine with MSYS when you
Hey Guys,
Sorry for the spam message inviting you to join me on pegshot.com - it took
my entire address book and I forgot to filter this list.
Good news - I have a Droid now - so I can start helping out on the Android
client! Troy - I saw the work you got started on it - the manager looks
great!
This time around when searching for regex it will add additional
-llibrary flags if required.
For example on my linux it doesn't add any (prints none required) on
windows it should add a flag.
--
With best regards
Dmitrijs Ledkovs (for short Dima),
Ледков Дмитрий Юрьевич
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This patch add new option --with-regex
1) No option given. Tries to use system regex, falls back to sword.
2) --with-regex. Uses sword regex.
3) --without-regex. Uses system regex error's out if it can't find a
system regex.
Please test is on windows ;-)
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With best regards
Dmitrijs Ledkovs
2009/12/17 Jonathan Marsden :
> Matthew Talbert wrote:
>
>>> I've not tested this except under Linux, and that only very briefly, but
>>> doesn't adding a similar call to AC_CHECK_LIB outside
>>> the case...esac solve this, by making sure the check is always
>>> made (and so can always be tested f
Matthew Talbert wrote:
I've not tested this except under Linux, and that only very
briefly, but doesn't adding a similar call to AC_CHECK_LIB outside
the case...esac solve this, by making sure the check is always
made (and so can always be tested for) on any host platform? I'm
probably missin
> I've not tested this except under Linux, and that only very briefly, but
> doesn't adding a similar call to AC_CHECK_LIB outside the case...esac solve
> this, by making sure the check is always made (and so can always be tested
> for) on any host platform? I'm probably missing some corner case w
Matthew Talbert wrote:
It's the latest commit to svn. The problem is that AC_CHECK_LIBS is
only conditionally called. I guess it should always be called, or
something. I don't really understand it.
I've not tested this except under Linux, and that only very briefly, but
doesn't adding a simil
Doing an svn update from crosswire.org over HTTPS got me a warning about
the SSL cert being expired. It seems to have expired about 12 hours ago:
Certificate information:
- Hostname: www.crosswire.org
- Valid: from Tue, 16 Dec 2008 10:11:13 GMT until Wed, 16 Dec 2009
10:11:13 GMT
- Issuer:
> Shall I take a look at it? Has this already landed in sword svn? Or is
> there a patch/bzr branch I should look at?
It's the latest commit to svn. The problem is that AC_CHECK_LIBS is
only conditionally called. I guess it should always be called, or
something. I don't really understand it.
Matt
2009/12/16 Matthew Talbert :
>> configure still failing on a mac?
>
> It fails on linux too. The cause is the patch I sent that Chris
> applied. I nearly have it fixed (I think), but someone who actually
> knows something about autotools could probably do a better job.
>
Shall I take a look at it?
2009/12/16 Eeli Kaikkonen :
> On Wed, 16 Dec 2009, Christopher Svanefalk wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> my name is Christopher, I started calling on CHRIST in my late
>> teens, and began programming some time later. Currently I am still
>> in college (computer science, University of Gothenburg). I woul
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 1:50 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
> Chris,
>
> On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Chris Little wrote:
>> I'm seeing quite different load times & speed. (I'm running 3.0.1 on an
>> iPhone 3G with 16GB.)
>>
>> The first time I launched PocketSword, it did take quite a while to lo
> configure still failing on a mac?
It fails on linux too. The cause is the patch I sent that Chris
applied. I nearly have it fixed (I think), but someone who actually
knows something about autotools could probably do a better job.
> Internal regex version resolved for this release?
So long as s
On Wed, 16 Dec 2009, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Guys,
> Did we get the new transport halt and curl init code tested with
> Bibletime (who had an immediate need for it) or any other frontend? I
> did my testing with the cli installmgr.
Nothing more than our initial pre-testing. If it doesn't work,
Chris,
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Chris Little wrote:
> I'm seeing quite different load times & speed. (I'm running 3.0.1 on an
> iPhone 3G with 16GB.)
>
> The first time I launched PocketSword, it did take quite a while to load,
> possibly on the order of 10s. After that, it takes about 3
This reply is really for the benefit of other CrossWire developers.
The most novel features of the Offline Bible are:
Passage selector: An invisible bar at the top of the window has interactive
mouse-over tooltip in chapter increments from Genesis 1:1 to Revelation
22:21. Click where you want t
I'm seeing quite different load times & speed. (I'm running 3.0.1 on an
iPhone 3G with 16GB.)
The first time I launched PocketSword, it did take quite a while to
load, possibly on the order of 10s. After that, it takes about 3s. to
get past the splash screen and maybe half a second more to dis
Nic,
I installed it as soon as I saw your message in the list. I think
it's a good start. I'm not sure what version of the iPhone hardware
you have, so my comments are coming from someone with the second
version of the hardware (3G). Overall, I love the app! It really is
well built and solid.
If you've an iPhone, get PocketSword. Highly recommended (by me). However,
there are no recommendations on iTunes app store for it. At least not yet. Mine
is pending.
How about your rating?
In Him,
DM
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IIRC there were copyright problems which were never resolved. I.e. we thought
we had something PD and it was not. And the owners did not want us to be
involved. Or never responded more likely. A search of the mailing list archives
is likely to give more clarity.
Our usual way of dealing with su
On Wed, 16 Dec 2009, Christopher Svanefalk wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> my name is Christopher, I started calling on CHRIST in my late
> teens, and began programming some time later. Currently I am still
> in college (computer science, University of Gothenburg). I would
> like to use my skills to serve
Did we get a solution for this? Now that PS is live, I'm getting emails and
tweets (@PocketSword, btw) & requests, the latest being for a Korean version
("like Korean Revised Version in e-Sword"):
http://twitter.com/toornkim/status/6726691188
thanks :)
Karl Kleinpaste-2 wrote:
>
> We have
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