Interesting I suppose I ought to install JSword and get more
familiar with it.
You can get it at http://www.crosswire.org/bibledesktop/download.html ,
use the Windows installer if on Windows.
Thanks for the link. It installed nicely and works well. I learned some
things.
JSword may ha
L.Allan-pbio wrote:
L.Allan-pbio wrote:
(something I'm unclear about does JSword use the C++ api in
some manner of "binding", or does it have an independent "reversed
engineered" api written in Java?)
JSword does not use any C++. It is pure Java. It also does not call
any executables,
L.Allan-pbio wrote:
(something I'm unclear about does JSword use the C++ api in some
manner of "binding", or does it have an independent "reversed engineered"
api written in Java?)
JSword does not use any C++. It is pure Java. It also does not call any
executables, such as InstallManager
My thoughts:
I think we would want the owners of BibleCS to buy off on these changes
to the location of mods.d.
Most users don't care to learn about SWORD_PATH. They should not have
to. They should not be told about it.
Those that do care probably are developers, and they can handle it
changing
L.Allan-pbio wrote:
(something I'm unclear about does JSword use the C++ api in some
manner of "binding", or does it have an independent "reversed
engineered" api written in Java?)
JSword does not use any C++. It is pure Java. It also does not call any
executables, such as InstallManag
Regarding SWORD_PATH issues (split from general BibleCS Installer thread to
be focused on this issue alone) :
DM Smith wrote:
I didn't think about overwriting. I'll see about adding a check to see
if it is currently defined and pointing to an existing directory. If it
is not then I think it sh
