On 7/9/2011 1:46 PM, Martin Denham wrote:
I loaded the new russynodal module from
ftp://ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/avraw into And Bible recently and it
seems to look fine.
Doesn't And Bible not support av11n? If it doesn't, I would not
recommend making the avraw repo available to And Bible us
On 10/07/11 03:17, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Hi guys!
I am experimenting at the moment with some new found skills around XML
handling and other Perl stuff.
...
I pick out the references and translate them (libsword can do this for me)
I then take the keywords and get google to translate them. I
I loaded the new russynodal module from
ftp://ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/avraw into And Bible recently and it seems
to look fine.
I was wondering if this module should work well enough with existing apps to
make it available to users. Most Russian users stopped using And Bible when
the original
I just made one for the v11nGerman module, and it navigates as described
earlier.
Xiphos displays all the verse tags. A search for "<>" finds every verse in
the Bible.
I used imp2vs to make the enhanced test module, with the IMP file like
this...
$$$[ Module Heading ]
$$$[ Testament 1 Heading ]
Peter,
During our recent bout of tasks for the update to the Belarusian Bible
module, I made a number of calls to Google Translate, just in order to check
a few things.
David
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Hi guys!
I am experimenting at the moment with some new found skills around XML
handling and other Perl stuff.
I have created a Persian TSK module which might be of some interest to
some of you. The process could be used for any other language.
Basically the process is simple:
I pick out the re
*A suggestion*:
For each defined av11n, in addition to the /contentless/ modules in
CrossWire Experimental, make a minimal content module for testing front-end
display and navigation support for av11n.
Each such enhanced test module would have as verse content an element that
would force the fron
On Sat, 2011-07-09 at 10:21 +0200, scribe...@gmail.com wrote:
> You'll have to piece it together using the call I gave in the previous email
> as the text node.
Thanks, yes, I did just that after your first mail. This is using
XML::LibXML:
-
[..]
foreach
Ah, I think I understand better what you're trying to obtain.
Something to note is that OSIS doesn't restrict the text child of
to a parsable representation of the osisRef attr. For example, this is
perfectly valid and acceptable:
Matthew begins his gospel here.
So you won't find any SWORD co
Well, what did you think the 'convertToOSIS' method would do to a VerseKey? :)
Not sure the binding language you're using's syntax, but try something like
$scope->getRangeText();
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
>What I want is to take an OSIS ref - say Matt.1.1 - and create a long
>reference in a ta
What I want is to take an OSIS ref - say Matt.1.1 - and create a long
reference in a target language other than English - say
متا 1:1
What I am doing is:
Sword::LocaleMgr::getSystemLocaleMgr()->setDefaultLocaleName("fa");
my $scope= new Sword::VerseKey;
$scope->setText("Matt.1.1");
print Swo
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