Good to hear from you again!
El Jan 4, 2010, a las 8:39 PM, Manfred Bergmann escribió:
Hi David.
Am 25.12.2009 um 09:12 schrieb David Bell:
Dear Manfred,
What a Christmas gift! Having the headings back in my modules is
wonderful. It has been a while since I have seen those. I think the
right-clicking the MacSword app and following this path
Contents:Resources:bin. There you will find the imp2gbs files which
can be run through Terminal.
David Bell
El Jan 13, 2010, a las 10:18 PM, Nic Carter escribió:
Firstly, there is a free version of XCode available from the Apple
we
ed to be a search like "strongs:052", but I
don't know if that is still valid. I looked at the Wiki, but it didn't
mention anything about it.
Once again, thank you for the exciting features and Merry Christmas.
David Bell
P.S. I've mentioned it before, but I did the S
Happy New Year!
I was trying to make a daily reading module for Sword this morning
(all right, yes, a bit procrastinated) and I can't seem to get it to
work.
I am using the import format, so I have a key like $$$01.01 at the
beginning of every entry.
But under that I have multiple readings
Thanks for the work! I tried to do something like this a year ago
with ThML but didn't follow through with it.
One thing that might be helpful is a list of the books that are
included in the commentary. This could go in the "about" section of
the module. That way a person can know exactly w
Thanks so much.
I should have asked the following as well, but what about the parsing
information?
Libro de
David Bell
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On 20/11/2007, at 9:09, Chris Little wrote:
The format for Strong's codes in OSIS is basically:
word-goes-here
G (or H) indicates Greek (or H
I am working on a new module in Spanish that has Strong's codes. What
exactly is the format for import (ThML) for the Strong's numbering?
Thanks for the help.
David Bell
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think
it would be good to offer some commentaries in Spanish, since right
now everything is either in English or German.
David Bell
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El 15/08/2007, a las 13:04, peter escribió:
If it is a text from the 16th Century, it is in all likelihood public
domain, isn'
I created a Spanish commentary module based on the text of a
commentary published by Juan Valdez in the 16th century. I followed
the instructions on the web site (http://www.crosswire.org/sword/
develop/swordmodule/) and sent in the description and text file, but
I never heard back. Whom cou
see if his work could in
someway be converted into a normal module.
I hope these ideas will get the ball rolling for someone!
David Bell
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El 13/08/2007, a las 11:35, Eeli Kaikkonen escribió:
First, we don't have good texts (modules) like Nestle/Aland. This is a
and> perl -pi -
e 's/\r/\n/g' . This should solve your problem and allow
you to use the import or vpl tool without problems. (This information
was taken from http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?
story=20001206164827794)
David Bell
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parati semper en MMVI dare
On 07/12/2006, at 14:57, Greg Hellings wrote:
>>>
>>> 1. Within the MacSword project (great to see interest in MacSword--
>>> it's a great project!) are there native tools that would handle
>>> imp2mod or vpl2mod? Or do we all have to use the win32 tools?
>>
>> The tools should be able to be built
Greetings to all!
This is my first time to post, but I think that I have read enough of
the archive to avoid repeating the same "newbie" posts. But I want to
thank everyone for their patience anyway!
I would like to make modules for Sword. In fact, I have already built
some modules, but i
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