On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 11:43 AM, Костя Маслюк wrote:
> 05.06.2013 5:32 пользователь "Nic Carter" написал:
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>> I guess we need to have some sort of implementation with which to try this
>> out with. I remember that trying to create a cLucene search index on my old
>> iPhone 3G was sufficiently
05.06.2013 5:32 пользователь "Nic Carter" написал:
> I guess we need to have some sort of implementation with which to try
this out with. I remember that trying to create a cLucene search index on
my old iPhone 3G was sufficiently silly that I removed that functionality
in PS. But I needed to test
On 03/06/2013, at 11:02 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
> Of course, this type of behavior adapted to Scope is fine on a desktop or
> even a netbook or most tablets. But it's unacceptable for a truly low-powered
> device.
I guess we need to have some sort of implementation with which to try this out
*Colophons* - some further background information.
I recently purchased the AV Bible (KJV) edition published by the
*Trinitarian Bible Society*.
Notably absent are the colophons for the [Pauline] Epistles.
Philip Hopkins of TBS has written a position paper on this subject, which is
available fro
Agreed - they are in many Greek texts, though absent from those which
are regarded as earlier texts.
As a result, most modern versions omit them - including the New King James!
They shouldn't be treated like Red letter or Section titles, because
they are part of the text, and if they are include
Note, the colophons in the KJV are from the underlying Greek text.
In Him,
DM
On Jun 3, 2013, at 7:04 AM, Chris Burrell wrote:
> For clarity, my use case is as follows.
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> I have a menu displaying options such as Verse numbers, Headings, Verses on
> New Lines, Red letters. I'd like
On Jun 3, 2013, at 11:44 AM, Greg Hellings wrote:
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> On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 10:06 AM, DM Smith wrote:
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> It is far more than 70. Every chapter can have an introduction. To see if a
> module one would have to check every verse 0 for text content. It is not
> sufficient to see if it h
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 10:06 AM, DM Smith wrote:
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> It is far more than 70. Every chapter can have an introduction. To see if
> a module one would have to check every verse 0 for text content. It is not
> sufficient to see if it has content. It may only have structural content.
> So that means i
My reply to Chris L's post was a bit snide. Sorry. (I actually don't have a
problem with NoParagraphs as a feature, but would rather discuss it here first.)
Regarding Scope. Most of our front-ends (SWORD and JSword) present modules that
only contain the NT as if they have an OT as well. Fortunat
On Jun 3, 2013, at 10:43 AM, Greg Hellings wrote:
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> On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 7:32 AM, Chris Burrell wrote:
> I thought of that - but then that means that low powered devices, or devices
> with large numbers of modules have to scan every part of every module on
> installation of the mod
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 7:32 AM, Chris Burrell wrote:
> I thought of that - but then that means that low powered devices, or
> devices with large numbers of modules have to scan every part of every
> module on installation of the module while they do their discovery process.
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> The Scope was rela
In terms of missing out a line in the conf file, then presumably one would
simply fix it. In fact, that's where this thread originated from, as
suddenly unexpected introductions started appearing and appeared as other
canonical content. I had the same issue previously with colophons, which
were app
I don't recall ever hearing of "NoParagraphs". But I am old now and
quite possibly could have forgotten.
The push back on my side of this is from the desire to:
a) keep the .conf generation only as complex as needed, and
b) avoid the possibilities for inconsistencies.
SWORD accumulates toggle
SWORD support augmenting .conf entries specifically for this purpose. See:
SWConfig::augment(SWConfig &addFrom);
So, e.g.,
SWMgr library;
library.config->augment("./localOptions.conf");
Would add all user preferences or desired precomputed software
properties to the global module library co
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 7:16 AM, DM Smith wrote:
> I'm thinking of having a "sidecar" conf for a module. Right now when a
> user wants to save certain settings for a module, we (JSword) modify the
> conf. (I.e. CipherKey and Font).
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> This could then be used to save anything a front end discovers
I saw that Scope was yanked from the wiki with a comment that it had been
rejected. I really don't remember it being rejected. I just remember that the
discussion never went anywhere so it was dropped. I documented the desire of
that discussion by putting an entry into the wiki. Even if engine s
I thought of that - but then that means that low powered devices, or
devices with large numbers of modules have to scan every part of every
module on installation of the module while they do their discovery process.
The Scope was related to Copyright & Distribution, but I'm not sure a
discovery ap
I'm thinking of having a "sidecar" conf for a module. Right now when a user
wants to save certain settings for a module, we (JSword) modify the conf. (I.e.
CipherKey and Font).
This could then be used to save anything a front end discovers and does not
want to discover a second time. Such as Sc
I was simply suggesting a flag to indicate this on a whole module-level,
one that wouldn't require reading any of the module contents at all. In
other words, a flag of "true", or the presence of an entry in the module
configuration would indicate that somewhere in the module there is an
introductio
I think (& I hope?) what is being proposed is a method in Sword that will check
any book of the Bible to see if it is empty or not. This will ultimately be
very fast, as it may need to test a large number of verses?
This same method should be able to be adapted to live-test introductions for
bo
For clarity, my use case is as follows.
I have a menu displaying options such as Verse numbers, Headings, Verses on
New Lines, Red letters. I'd like to add an option called Introductions (and
perhaps one called Colophon).
The options in this menu are grayed out when the underlying module doesn't
One could apply your reasoning for every option we have in the Conf file so
far.
Headings, notes, cross references, strongs, morphology... A verse or
chapter is not guaranteed to contain any of these. You still need to check
for non empty cross references for example if your frontend is displaying
On 6/2/2013 9:23 AM, Chris Burrell wrote:
Hi
Some books have Bible introductions. Can I suggest adding a flag to the
conf file to indicate this is the case? In the similar mindset as a
previous post, I'd prefer being able to query the conf file for features
of a particular module rather than hav
Hi
Some books have Bible introductions. Can I suggest adding a flag to the
conf file to indicate this is the case? In the similar mindset as a
previous post, I'd prefer being able to query the conf file for features of
a particular module rather than having to read part of the module and hope
for
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