Are you suggesting that we support making the choice of reference system an
option (e.g. by default we support "Genesis 3:12, 15, 19", but you can
configure it so that it supports "Genesis 3, 12. 15. 19"), or that we try to
make the parser handle both reference systems simultaneously? The latter
c
I don't think that this would be too hard to implement in the SWORD engine. The
trick would be to note the difference between user supplied punctuation and
that coming from modules. And generated references could use them too. This is
similar to the standard internationalization of decimal numbe
See request at http://www.crosswire.org/forums/mvnforum/viewthread_thread,979
I thought it might be of interest after our recent discussions about
reference parsing.
Matthew
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The most relevant existing page is
http://crosswire.org/wiki/DevTools:Code_Examples
http://crosswire.org/wiki/DevTools:Code_Examples
David
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A wiki search for installmgr gives only two hits.
It may therefore be worth creating a dedicated page about installmgr.
If I create a new page, others can add content, though I won't mind if
someone else beats me to it.
David
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Not working in the UK at Detica are you?
Just wondering...
Chris
On 1 November 2010 19:42, Robert Hunt wrote:
> Actually, I had tried it with sudo with exactly the same result.
>
> But it seems that my modules are in .sword. What determines where they go?
> (I would have originally used Xiphos
Thanks, David. Yes, I thought of that, but since I was just trying to
learn about the program, I wasn't quite sure what the original author
had intended. I takes quite some time to become familiar with a new
software system like the SWORD project and front-ends.
No one seems to think that a pa
Actually, I had tried it with sudo with exactly the same result.
But it seems that my modules are in .sword. What determines where they
go? (I would have originally used Xiphos to install them.)
Thanks,
Robert.
On 01/11/10 23:16, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Your modules are likely installed to
Robert,
I have just fixed a few typos in the examples.
You could of course become a wiki editor, after registering a username, or
by using your existing login if already registered.
David
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Your modules are likely installed to something like /usr/share/sword/,
to which you, as an unprivileged user, would normally not have write
access. I usually need to, e.g.:
sudo installmgr -ri CrossWire WHNU
On 10/31/2010 11:55 PM, Robert Hunt wrote:
> diatheke -b KJV -o "G 1:1" (the fourth li
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