Dear Ken,
Thank you for the debug. I also have had trouble with the installer and
haven't had time to look into it.
The history is that I build Bishop as a sort of proof of concept for the
java-jni bindings for Android. I mostly work in the engine code. The
jni binding code I kept in SWORD SVN
On 8/25/2010 5:20 AM, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
Chris Little writes:
If you mean to embed the audio in-line, I would recommend using the
element. There's nothing specifically image-oriented about the
element, aside from implications made by its name.
Yes, there is: The XXXhtmlhref filters wr
Indeed, for example, Bible translations done for deaf people in sign
language are done in video as the primary medium.
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 1:02 PM, Robert Hunt wrote:
> On 26/08/10 01:00, Manfred Bergmann wrote:
>
>>
>> Creating a new tag (or something similar) that gets wrapped in
>>> som
On 26/08/10 01:00, Manfred Bergmann wrote:
Creating a new tag (or something similar) that gets wrapped in
something like would let
this happen in much more consistent, standard, and reliable ways.
I don't have the full overview of what the filters do or render exactly
but I generally agree h
FYI
Launchpad.net project name for sword has been changed from "libsword"
to "sword".
Libsword has been kept as an alias.
>From now on you can use:
https://launchpad.net/sword -> to access project pages
$ bzr branch lp:sword -> to get bzr branch of the svn trunk import
NB
NB sword does not us
Am 25.08.10 13:41, schrieb Karl Kleinpaste:
> Karl Kleinpaste writes:
>> the application probably has to hack the filter output to spackle in a
>> standard miniature image to indicate it, to go along with the intended
>> pseudo-picture actually-audio reference
>
> It occurs to me as well that si
Karl Kleinpaste writes:
> the application probably has to hack the filter output to spackle in a
> standard miniature image to indicate it, to go along with the intended
> pseudo-picture actually-audio reference
It occurs to me as well that simply adding a standard "there's audio
here" image fil
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 8:20 AM, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
>
> Chris Little writes:
> > If you mean to embed the audio in-line, I would recommend using the
> > element. There's nothing specifically image-oriented about the
> > element, aside from implications made by its name.
>
> Yes, there is: Th
Chris Little writes:
> If you mean to embed the audio in-line, I would recommend using the
> element. There's nothing specifically image-oriented about the
> element, aside from implications made by its name.
Yes, there is: The XXXhtmlhref filters wrap the resulting HTML
element in for the sak
Hi Ken,
You can find and-bible source and builds here:
http://code.google.com/p/and-bible/
Take a look and then contact me again later if you want or you could develop
Bishop if you prefer.
Best regards
Martin
On 25 August 2010 00:01, Kenneth Arnold wrote:
> I just got an Android phone, and
> So, anyway, I would suggest that we allow - just as with images - a variety
> of file types and just hope for (gradual) expansion of any deficient media
> players (here mp3, ogg and aac) - and steer confused souls towards ogg.
I ask that we don't favour (or even use) ogg vorbis (FYI, "ogg" is
> Von: Chris Little
> OSIS does have , with more or less standard semantics. (It supports
> the href attribute, but not name). But I'd recommend using only if
> you want to link to an external page/object (e.g. you want to force
> front ends to launch an external player). I think front ends ou
On 8/24/2010 2:10 PM, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
Matthew Talbert writes:
I thought of that. But images have a separate tag (figure, I think)
OSIS, ThML.
If you mean to embed the audio in-line, I would recommend using the
element. There's nothing specifically image-oriented about the
elemen
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