>From http://www.crosswire.org/index.jsp
Clicking on the mobiles icon went to
http://www.crosswire.org/index.jsp?section=Handhelds
But produced a 500 response with this stack trace:
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: /index.jsp(171,1) File
"/pages/applications.jsp" not found
org.apache.ja
Don't save an enciphered chunk of known data.
How about something like storing in the conf an MD5 hash of the first chapter
(or some appropriate amount)? Something like that
means you can algorithmically determine that the key is highly likely to be
correct, yet a brute force attack will still b
I had a logo idea: There is a fish called a penguin fish, which has quite
simple but striking markings (google for images), I had a go at creating an
Ichthux logo out of the fishes markings. Attached.
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> -Ori
tset.
The searched for words' bitsets are combined to give the matching verses.
The first few bits set in the bitset are displayed in the list of results,
decoding to a verse reference at that time. (Scrolling to the end of the
list is posible, and not particularly slow, but users add more words r
sequence it
is looking for. If it isn't in there, then there was no point checking any
of the previous 9 characters.
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Hello Dan,
> I have discovered a problem in the book of Isaiah in the sword module
> for the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (BHS). I noticed it first with
> chapter 6. There, several verses are incomplete. Verse 2 ends after
> the second radical ("letter") of the third word. Only part of the
> fir
next/prev verse, launch bible program, etc.
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Lynn Allan
> Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2003 6:43 AM
&
> It is nice to know that the formats did change or that there were some
> problems with the system. I have been keep track of the mailing
> list for a
> while, a year + maybe, and I don't recall hearing that it needed
> reimporting for the module. Although I am not aware of how to do a
> reimport,
hanism
> in an extension. It does sound interesting to let the user provide
> weights to attributes of the text. Thank you for the suggestion.
>
> -Troy.
>
>
>
> Stephen Denne wrote:
> > The scoring of search results for "sword" is interesting, I would have
&
The scoring of search results for "sword" is interesting, I would have
thought that a verse with the word in it three times would have scored
higher than a verse with it twice, but I guess that two out of fifteen is a
better percentage than three out of 25. Is it possible to add a weighting
adjustm
of the languages
that does have a translation file (such as German), nearly everything else
changes too. (except module options... Transliteration should possibly say
Umschrift but doesn't.)
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sons why
the question isn't relevant, or why it is misguided, or that you still want
it answered)
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> Has anyone been able to get the 6.0 personal edition to work? I may have
> gotten a corrupted copy ... it's about 300 meg. I've been using the 60 day
> Enterprise trial, with about 3 weeks left.
Yes, I downloaded it from Nokia, and got the sword project compiled using it
a couple of months ago.
kind you showed
earlier...
eg search in Job for the character `
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> the forum and listing mistakes that you've noticed is not bad idea?
http://www.hti.umich.edu/r/rsv/
Appears to be a better source. I'm not sure about the distribution license
though. Perhaps someone could use it to automatically identify a complete
list of corruptions in
him';
The RSV looks like it was downloaded and converted from
http://ota.ahds.ac.uk/
I just downloaded the text from there again, and it appears corrupted at the
source.
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The about= line in the nlt.conf refers to the translation both as the New Living
Translation and as the New Literal Translation.
http://www.crosswire.org/sword/modules/ModInfo.jsp?modName=NLT
Additionally, Tyndale say more verses can be quoted than the .conf says (500 & 25%)
http://www.tyndale.c
> I think all the troubles have been fixed. It should be smart about old
> install configurations and migrate them to the new location.
> > run into. We should look into cleaning up the directory of old
installMgr
> > stuff and moving any usefull files into the new dir.
The old "sources" directo
2,41
translates to
Acts 14:22
Acts 14:15
:32 ignored
Acts 14:41 = Acts 15:13
There are a couple of solutions:
Make the parser smarter
Reformat the texts to contain verse lists that the parser understands
correctly.
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> > The same two modules do not get their about texts shown in the
> help|about
> > menu
> >
> > isbe.conf needs an equals sign after the word "about"
> > uma.conf stopped crashing, and started showing the about string in the
> > help|about window, when I removed the trailing \par \
>
> I don't
ms
to work:
RTFHintForm->rtfDrawer->fillWithRTFString(module,
module->getConfigEntry("About"), "Popup");
HintInfo.HintWindowClass = __classid(TRTFHintWindow);
HintInfo.CursorRect = lastRect;
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> pre5 is out with 3 new filters to turn different things on and off in
> OSIS modules, added by Chris.
Should strongs numbers show when they are not associated with words?
As far as I can tell, Mark 1:1 OSIS text is:
The beginning ...
With Strong's Numbers on and Morphological Tags on I get:
1T
;{\par"
Searching for "jesus" shows some verses text, other verses show rtf.
As a test, I changed the module's SourceType to GBF, and OT strongs tags
showed up, morph did not. NT displayed text, with strongs numbers, and
morph.
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Hello,
(I've bcc'ed a number of people I thought may be interested and might not be
on this list.)
Nic Carter wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> doing stuff like Stephen Denne is doing with Datacute...
I guess I should tell a few more people about my grand plan for
bible-related softwar
Joel,
I currently have a concordance (for PalmOS) of the NIV available for
download. My investigation of the copyright laws have led me to believe that
a concordance is a collection of facts. A complete unabridged concordance
contains no creativity in the selection of facts, so is not a copyrighta
Same
problem and same workaround for HNV.
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DenneSent: Monday, January 13, 2003 11:19 AMTo: Howie;
[EMAIL PROTE
A search of my mods.d directory for "OLB" or "Pierce" or "online" leads me
to think the following materials may be based on online bible content
(mostly because they explicitly say they are):
2BabDict
ASV
Barnes
Esperanto
FreCrl
GerElb1871 (possibly?)
GreekHebrew
HebrewGreek
IGNT
ItaDio
ItaRive
Ke
Did the previous version have footnotes? I can't remember. They don't look right for
me - lots of copyright signs and xs.
Proverbs 1:27 בְּבֹ֤א כְשַׁאֲוָה
(כְש×ֹו×ָ֨ה׀ ) פַּחְדְּכֶ֗ם
֖וְֽאֵידְכֶם
Stephen.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EM
> http://sword.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/twiki/view/Swordapi/BugReports
> We could change the bug tracker to forward all changes on bugs to
> sword-devel instead of sword-support. Shall we do that?
Yes.
> No testers have given any opinion (that I have noticed) on what they
> want to do with bugs.
> As a better solution, instead of having a config file
> adjusted, why not, during the installation, let the
> user decide which modules he/she wants to be selected
> and/or installed...then the user has full control
>
> DF
>
The problem (apart from hiding glossaries by default) was when run
> There is a utility mod2osis that should export the ignt in
> XML format.
mod2osis includes, and doesn't close div tags for old testament chapters.
Stephen.
A little bit more detail that I discovered recently:
Diatheke produces 31085 lines instead of 31102
Every chapter from Galations to III John has a verse 0 inserted. (numbered 0
to n-1 instead of 1 to n)
Every chapter from Revelations 13 to 22 has a verse 0 but no verse 1.
Stephen.
> -Origi
> The right-side lexicon key list doesn't change the text of the lexicon
> entry.
It was affecting pop-up lookups too.
Stephen.
> I can't seem to consistently reproduce this error, but I've seen it.
> The right-side lexicon key list doesn't change the text of the lexicon
> entry.
>
> Let me know if you can figure out how to consistently reproduce
> the problem.
Ah... hadn't spotted that it wasn't reproducable, haven't
Thayer:
ΙΟΠΠΗ to ΙΩΑΘΑΜ all show the entry for 2602 καταßολη
Stephen.
> why not set up a web page for user request of the locked modules
To avoid annoying bible societies, I would not have an auto-emailer.
Registering the level of interest might be a good idea though.
> Maybe an appeal
> to their bank balance might be stronger than an appeal to their
> conscie
I thought faster searching had been implemented a while back, and a tool
produced to create the indexes required from an existing module...?
Lots of discussions went on about it, techniques, requirements, etc.
I bought the book "Managing Gigabytes - Compressing and Indexing Documents
and Images"
> > Then we can ask users to send us their (if high quality)
> databases and merge
> > these. Hopefully we will have a big database of the most often searched
> > strange words.
>
> Or we could just pull inflectional/derivational forms from dictionaries
> like Websters. I can draw up such a wordl
(Using The SWORD Project for Windows (rc3)
> > Concerning the BDB module, I downloaded it and placed everything in the
> > correct places, opened up Bibletime 1.3pr, clicked on the BDB module in
> > the main index, and the module name and numbers for the words appear in
> > the drop-down menu, bu
Psalms from 2 on don't show up.
Headings and formatting don't appear.
I took a look at ABS's mission on their website, and I'd be highly surprised
if they didn't endorse free distribution through The Sword Project.
Stephen.
I've just noticed that when the insertion point is changed to a line in any
module, it appears as though font smoothing is turned off for that line.
Three lines in attached picture have simply had the mouse hover over them
long enough to move the insertion point there.
For me to be pointing out
> I don't know if this is something to be addressed as a bug or a
> feature change.
> When the cursor passes over a verse reference the verses do pop
> up. But they are of such large text that only the first few
> verses on any multiple reference will show up.
> Example: ISBE look up Baptism (Luth
> Same bug in RC2 is in RC3
>
> I wished to do a search on the word:
> בראשית
> on the Aleppo Codex in Sword
>
> Running XP Prof. and 256 MB RAM, I was surprised it took so
> long... it then
> froze...
>
> I repeated the process:
> 1. Load Sword
> 2. Check Hide/Show Modules Aleppo
> 3. New Sea
Is there a guide available for english speakers, of how to pronounce the various
symbols in the transliteration?
Stephen.
> I think they will be pretty cool for stuff like, reading a French
> translation of the Bible (not my first language), and hovering over a
> French word to get a 1 or 2 word English gloss of that word. Same with
> Hebrew, Greek, etc.
Modules contain settings advising of their language, and th
> definition. They are tagged with a property in their .conf file that
> lets us know they are 'glossaries' so we can do special stuff with them.
Like restricting the display of "glossaries" in the combo box to those
modules with Feature=glossary, instead of every dictionary?
I understand now.
> > > > Why has WebstersDict.conf got Font=Code2000?
> > >
> > > Because it needs it?
> >
> > Fair enough.
> >
> > It's a shame that the latin characters are so ugly though.
>
> True. Under XP with font smoothing on, they actually look okay. Most of
> the problem with Code 2000 is that it doesn'
> Added new 'on word' glossary/general dictionary popup support (off by
> default)
As Christian pointed out with Ya, pop up word lookup, like dictionary
lookup, needs to show the title for the found word, not for what is looked
up, and possibly not showing anything if the word isn't found. For ex
> Hey Beta Testers! Got another Beta posted. Not a lot new, I just added
> the Per Module FontSize to the Module Font Selection Dialog box. And I
Works great for me. But I've been wondering for a while, what does "Reset
All" do? What does everythign get reset to?
Also, that window always defau
Searching: clicking on Custom Range, not selecting a customer range, then
clicking search, results in the title bar changing to searching, and never
reporting the futility of searching nothing, nor the obvious result of 0
matches.
Likewise when searching Current Results when there are no curent r
Two little problems: (in older versions too)
"Show Devotionals as Dictionaries" requires a restart
"Show Glossaries as Dictionaries" kinda works, but is always shown ticked
when the preferences are opened. Apart from that, what's the intention for
this setting? Why wouldn't you show glossaries as
Monitor selection for popups is fixed, but the code hasn't been used for the
description popup. (This is really minor though.)
> Newly found bug: pointing at the very right of a verse reference gives a
> strongs pop-up instead of a verse pop-up.
This still happens. Screenshot attached. Mouse was
> > Why has WebstersDict.conf got Font=Code2000?
>
> Because it needs it?
Fair enough.
It's a shame that the latin characters are so ugly though.
Stephen. ﺕ
In preferences, when the font size is set to a size not in the list, it is
not shown.
Stephen.
Changing preferences results in advancement of which word is selected in the
dictionary.
Stephen.
Newly found bug:
Sometimes (i.e. non reproducable) if I edit my userprefs.conf, deleting
everything so it is a 0 byte file, then sword crashes when loading. Possibly
an uninitialised variable being used? I did this when tracking down why some
dictionaries showed strange fonts.
Newly found bug:
In
> Tried to fix all your reported bugs. Let me know either way.
> Stephen, thanks for the dual-head info. Added code, but can't test
> here. Let me know if it does anything.
Thanks - Improved multi-head operation, but now it often choses the other
monitor as the one to show the pop up on. Are y
In addition to not showing the current verse in the current verse colour,
the check box isn't set to the saved value.
Stephen.
> > I'm using Beta-T on Windows 98 and have both Unicode2000and
> Ariel Unicode
> > MS and the module won't work with either - I get an error box "Acess
> > violation at address 0069FC80 in module 'Sword.exe' . Read of address
> > "
>
> I get 0068BC3e, but only on OrthJBC module.
and
> Okay, I'm pretty behind in all the bug reports, so forgive me if this has
> been reported already.
> LDs (and possibly other modules) with a ~ in the module name cause an
> error on load. The error reads: "LexDictRTFERaf~en" is not a valid
> component name. (ERaf~en is the module name.) I th
> I'm using Beta-T on Windows 98 and have both Unicode2000and Ariel Unicode
> MS and the module won't work with either - I get an error box "Acess
> violation at address 0069FC80 in module 'Sword.exe' . Read of address
> "
I get 0068BC3e, but only on OrthJBC module.
Beta-T, Win2k, lot
> What is now after new version of BHS better (more exactly represents The
> Original): BHS or Aleppo?
> Analogously, what is the best Greek among versions we have?
I can't help here, but
> P.S. BTW, it would be nice to have strongs in Hebrew and Greek
> text, not only
> in translations..
> I'm running Windows Me and have the MS Arial Unicode font installed and
> selected. The problem might be in Windows Me's inability to
> display Unicode
> correctly, I don't know. If so, just disregard my report. :)
My w2k machine is displaying the letters yours ins't, and your screenshot
looks
> I think we're getting close. There are many suggestions we haven't
> implemented and want to, but I think we have most all the bugs licked.
> Keep your great feedback coming.
Many of the bugs I've reported are still not fixed, eg font size chosen for
LD index, search results column resizing le
For reference... I've got a large font for the bible text display (Lucida
Sans Unicode size 24), a smaller font for the commentaries (Lucida Sans
Unicode size 14), and a smaller font again for the dictionaries (Lucida Sans
Unicode size 10) and the pop-ups (Lucida Sans Unicode size 10).
Stephen.
mod2vpl is case sensitive for the module name.
(I don't know if it always has been... first time I've used it.)
Stephen.
Printing:
The sample references (which I like) should stay long enough to read them.
AraSVD only ever prints one verse
Font sizes of footnotes are not changeable... oh - I already mentioned that
with regard to displayed text. Presumably it's the same problem.
Stephen.
The font size of the scripture pop up is that of the "bible" settings, not
that of the "pop up" settings. The colour shown is correct, and Strongs
lookups are correct.
The caption of the font selection window is "FontSelFrm"
The form isn't locale aware
The Preferences "Cancel" button doesn't re
KJV sometimes after the word he or we, etc. has double strongs numbers with
the first one refering to a different word, and the second one 0
Romans 8:
29For<3754> whom<3739> he did foreknow<4267>(5656), he<4309><0> also<2532>
did predestinate<4309>(5656)
Also sometimes it has double tenses
Roman
> New win32 beta available. I think we have fixed all the
> win32 issues.
You're still after bug reports though eh?
My index for my dictionaries still uses a wierd font that I can't change (or
at least I can't easily change it). See attatched picture.
I might get time for more testing la
> > Daniel,
> > Could you explain exactly how you reproduce this? Is it for all modules
> > when searching, or just some. have you picked a custom font or font
> > size for the module in question. Thanks.
> >
> > -Troy.
>
> Not sureIt did work, and then I started searching in the
> Aleppo m
> > pop up windows still get split over multiple monitors instead
> of confined to
> > the monitor that the mouse is on.
>
> blame it on Mr. Gates.
If you don't have ready access to the API calls to determine the dimensions
of the various monitors, and which monitor the mouse is on... can you che
> > Its the strangest thing, but when i load the search window, and
> then search
> > for a term it does the search but the references do not
> display, the green
> > bar is there, very very thin bar, and when i click the actual reference
> > comes up, and then on double click i goto the reference
In Verse Lists, the title sometimes says "VerseList from- TSK: Ezekiel
10:14"
Can some way of quickly showing that verse again be added?
Perhaps adding the reference in the title bar to the verse list?
Stephen.
> New bugfix beta. Thanks again for all the great reports. Please report
> any bugs that you still find, as I think I've fixed most everything
> (program related) posted to the list.
:)
The preferences setting "Show hint over strongs numbers" also controls
showing verse lookups over references
How do you select an "other" colour for verse text and background?
> > Cheers. Feature request: can the currently selected module be
> selected in
> > the font selection box?
>
> I am not sure what you mean, could you exaplain a bit further?
If I'm viewing IGNT, and wish to change its font, I chose teh Options
Preferences Menu, Switch to the Display tab, click o
> > My list of results is not being shown. (except for a greenish
> bar across the
> > top of whichever white area I select)
>
> What os?
> What modules?
Win XP Home Edition Version 2002
All modules (ACV for example)
It still shows tool tips though.
I tried beta L on Win2k as well, and it did sho
Changing locale from German to English (US) resulting in the list of books
showing only Genesis.
Stephen.
The pop-up hints get split over multiple monitors.
I also get an error trying to set a font for a module: Error reading
ModuleFont->DesignSize: Property does not exist.
I just downloaded betaK over an old install, so maybe I'm missing something.
Can the word "Chapter" at the top of each window
Hi,
I'm looking forward to being able to help out with testing. I didn't have
any problems downloading that file, and my first impression is that the
faster loading is nice.
Where did transliteration go?
I've some friends about to go to Lebanon who are learning arabic, and I
thought the transli
Test environment: W2K Sword.exe version 1.5.3.47 ( Thursday, 11 April 2002,
10:23:42 p.m. )
(Not necessarily all 'new' modules)
ArmZorhab: repeats a verse for missing verses
CopSarHorner: Which font is recommended?
est: Genesis 49:33 gets repeated for missing verses, Psalms also starts with
t
> I will, but there's a new problem with module downloads that I can't
> figure out and so need Troy to investigate.
>
> It only affects web downloads, not FTP or InstallMgr downloads.
>
In case this is related...
I had a problem with InstallMgr downloads prior to upgrading - nothing would
work,
Method of discovery: using diaspora to export WebstersDict to thml, then
trying to perform xslt on the resulting file...
The following entries in WebstersDict contain non-standard xml (tags out of
order, etc)
ASP
ASPALATHUS
COURSEY
COURSING
EVIL
GERMAN
INEQUALITY
JEWISH CALENDAR
LAW
LIMERICK
MIN
image URL added (should start with a / but module
authors/converters may forget, so should be checked before removing)
On a side note, thaikjv, thai, and mlv modules are missing a trailing / but
still seem to work.
Stephen Denne.
Are these module problems, or filter problems?
In addition to Phillipians 3:1 error, I've found (looked through all
Galations to Philemon):
Galations 3:6 produces:
{\cf2 #{\i1 v.} 10, and Deut. xxvii. 26.
Galations 4:12 produces:
{\cf2 #2 Cor. x. 10, and to {\i1 ch.} xii. 7-10.
Galations 4:21
> There still is a problem with commentaries being displayed. When I go, for
> example, to MHC in Philippians 4:1 The commentary text is all
> real small and
> there are some RTF formatting tags in there.But go to Phillipians 3:1 and
> all is fine. This is a very consistent problem, I am suprised
> The Geneva notes seem to be badly formatted.
I hadn't seen these problems, and can't find any with a quick look - do you
have some references?
I don't like the appearance of the footnote letters as normal letters - this
isn't what you are referring to is it?
I'm not sure how much effort it is
A couple of references show tiny rtf code in the icu version, but not in the non-icu
version, see
Acts 10:34
Acts 11:27
Also it seems to have converted ae's incorrectly, see
Acts 9:32
Acts 10:1
Acts 11:1
Stephen.
> CBC
> Hitchcocks
> Smiths
> TSK
> Baker
> KJVD
> IGNT
> Torrey
2babdict
burkit
saoa
All good.
> TCR
CAESAR CLAUDIUS doesn't work - tcr.dat contains:
CAESAR AUGUSTUS
Lu 2:1
CAESAR TIBERIUS
Lu 3:1
CAESAR CLAUDIUS
Ac 11:28; 18:2
CAESAR CLAUDIUS
$$$
CAESAR CLAUDIUS
Php 4:22
CAESAREA
a s
> Hitchcocks
This still has a problem in Windows version: scrolling through the list of
words stops at CHELAL, SHAPHAM, and SHILIOH (It use to jump around from J
words to I words)
Is the order of entries in the file (not only the index) important? eg.
CHELLUH, SHEAR-JASHUB, TEL-MELAH, SCHAAPH, -
> > DBD shows tiny rtf code for
> > 02.28
> > 04.18
> > 05.23
> > 06.03
> > 06.27
> > 07.24
> > 08.08
> > 08.10
> > 11.22
>
> I'll take a look at those
02.28 is because of a missing closing tag:
live according to the Spirit
My guess is that the others are similar.
I also spotted 02.01
Be strong
DBD shows tiny rtf code for
02.28
04.18
05.23
06.03
06.27
07.24
08.08
08.10
11.22
Reed - non alphabetical order
In addition to my other email:
if I create a mods.d directory on my desktop, the error goes away, and
instead sword starts up with no modules
(and saves a layout.conf to my desktop when it quits)
Stephen.
> SWMgr. Can't find 'mods.conf' or 'mods.d' Try stetting
> SWORD_PATH= Or see the README file for a
> full description of setup options ()
>
> I don't seem to have that README file. I first ran the program as
> sword_icu.exe. When that didn't work I renamed it an ran it as sword.exe.
> In both tes
Jude 1:4 contains this text at the end of it:
07533-Jude 1.5
Which incidentally is at the end of the 7532 line of text
There don't appear to be any other lines in the file ending with numbers.
Stephen.
Does the Old Georgian NT not contain Jude? I get The same text repeated 25 times
(which is also the same text as is shown when I view Rev 0:0)
Stephen.
GerElb module is always showing what looks like footnotes, eg Mat 1:5, which don't
seem to be able to be turned off.
Stephen.
> The N27U4 modules have been corrected. The one in the public area is
> locked. The one in the beta area is unlocked but compressed and adds
> morphology and lemmata.
Morphology dictionary lookup have a "-" instead of a space, resulting in
incorrect look-ups in Packard (unless you've changed P
Reporting a couple of problems: (Using Win2kPro with IE6 and WinME with
IE5.5)
1. The cursor position is left way down on the page somewhere
2. RWP is missing some spaces
3. Syriac line breaking (and BHS on WinME) wrapping long lines/verses should
be top to bottom, not bottom to top.
4. WinME
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