Greg is certainly right, the KJV source markup is OSIS, which you can discover
by looking in the module's kjv.conf file. SWORD's typical nomenclature for
filters is to start the filter name with the markup source which it is designed
to work upon, thus GBFPlain would take GBF source markup and o
Hi Loren,
There should be examples you can find under the examples/ folder in the source
which output plain text, but there are 2 general ways to do this in SWORD:
1)
SWMgr library;
SWModule *kjv = library.getModule("KJV");
kjv->setKey("jn.3.16");
cout << kjv->stripText() << endl;
(see example
Have you tried OSISPlain? KJV is not in GBF
On Sat, Nov 14, 2020, 21:42 Loren Burkholder
wrote:
> I'm trying to get the plain text for a verse from the KJV module, but I
> can't figure out how to remove the Strong's references. I've tried adding a
> sword::GBFPlain and sword::GBFStrongs as a str
I'm trying to get the plain text for a verse from the KJV module, but I can't
figure out how to remove the Strong's references. I've tried adding a
sword::GBFPlain and sword::GBFStrongs as a strip filter to my KJV module, but
it only strips out the beginning of the element, leaving me with stuf
Hi,
building the current revision fails. Please apply the following patch:
Index: src/mgr/rtranspgdrive.cpp
===
--- src/mgr/rtranspgdrive.cpp (Revision 3823)
+++ src/mgr/rtranspgdrive.cpp (Arbeitskopie)
@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@
#inclu
