Am 13.05.2008 um 19:11 schrieb DM Smith:
> Manfred Bergmann wrote:
>> Hi.
>>
>> MacSword uses the following schema for URLs:
>>
>> sword://[/> KeyRange>
>>
>> This is how I found it.
>> I'm open to implement a standard if this has been besided.
>>
> I have a question about the @ sign. If you book
On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 10:24 AM, Ben Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > If you have a link like sword://KJV/Mark.2.10,14 it will give you a
> >
> > > verse list in BibleCS (and you can then click on the individual verses).
> > > (For some reason, sword://KJV/Mark.2.10,Mark.2.14 does the sam
Just a quick note on this thread...
SWORD has a URL utility:
http://crosswire.org/svn/sword/trunk/include/url.h
(notice the last couple public static methods)
This class was originally written so we all could share URL syntax
between render formats (i.e., basically, between frontends). I believ
On May 13, 2008, at 8:14 PM, Chris Little wrote:
> DM Smith wrote:
>> Chris Little wrote:
>>> I think simply
>>>
>>> sword://Josephus/The War of the Jews/Book 1/Chapter 2/Section 3
>>>
>>> should work, or
>>>
>>> sword://Josephus/The%20War%20of%20the%20Jews/Book%201/Chapter%202/Section%203
>>>
>>
Manfred Bergmann wrote:
> MacSword uses the following schema for URLs:
>
> sword://[/
>
> This is how I found it.
> I'm open to implement a standard if this has been besided.
What would you think of putting filter options in the query segment of
the URI?
An URI is broken up roughly like this
Hi.
> > If you have a link like sword://KJV/Mark.2.10,14 it will give you a
> > verse list in BibleCS (and you can then click on the individual verses).
> > (For some reason, sword://KJV/Mark.2.10,Mark.2.14 does the same, but
> > takes the verses to be Mark 2:10 and 2:2, which is probably a bug
DM Smith wrote:
> Chris Little wrote:
>> I think simply
>>
>> sword://Josephus/The War of the Jews/Book 1/Chapter 2/Section 3
>>
>> should work, or
>>
>> sword://Josephus/The%20War%20of%20the%20Jews/Book%201/Chapter%202/Section%203
>>
>> encoded as an URL.
>>
> This does not answer the osisID qu
On May 13, 2008, at 7:35 PM, Chris Little wrote:
arl Kleinpaste wrote:
(As it happens, GnomeSword understands sword:// and bible://
equivalently, but I suspect we should do away with the latter.)
I had thought that BibleCS handled bible:// too, but when I checked
earlier, it didn't.
I'm ope
On May 13, 2008, at 7:35 PM, Chris Little wrote:
> Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
>> (As it happens, GnomeSword understands sword:// and bible://
>> equivalently, but I suspect we should do away with the latter.)
>
> I had thought that BibleCS handled bible:// too, but when I checked
> earlier, it didn't
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
> (As it happens, GnomeSword understands sword:// and bible://
> equivalently, but I suspect we should do away with the latter.)
I had thought that BibleCS handled bible:// too, but when I checked
earlier, it didn't.
I'm open to adding bible://. It's certainly an easy addi
Chris Little wrote:
> The original private protocol syntax for Sword (which is what is
> implemented in BibleCS) is:
>
> sword://{module}/{key(list)}
>
> Our test page is: http://www.crosswire.org/~chrislit/testlinks.html
>
Cool!
> BibleCS configures the private protocol handler in Windows whe
Chris Little <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The original private protocol syntax for Sword (which is what is
> implemented in BibleCS) is:
> sword://{module}/{key(list)}
This is the syntax that GnomeSword eats. GS asks to deploy itself in
GNOME's GConf system, if it finds that there is no sword:/
The original private protocol syntax for Sword (which is what is
implemented in BibleCS) is:
sword://{module}/{key(list)}
Our test page is: http://www.crosswire.org/~chrislit/testlinks.html
BibleCS configures the private protocol handler in Windows when it
loads. There's also a Libronix-style
> MacSword uses the following schema for URLs:
>
> sword://[/
Manfred,
I'm not familiar with MacSword, do you think you post a couple of
examples with some complex URLs, perhaps those which make use of all the
parts above?
> I have a question about the @ sign. If you bookmark the URL with one
Manfred Bergmann wrote:
> Hi.
>
> MacSword uses the following schema for URLs:
>
> sword://[/
>
> This is how I found it.
> I'm open to implement a standard if this has been besided.
>
I have a question about the @ sign. If you bookmark the URL with one in
it, does Safari retain the full url or
Hi.
MacSword uses the following schema for URLs:
sword://[/
This is how I found it.
I'm open to implement a standard if this has been besided.
Manfred
Am 13.05.2008 um 17:46 schrieb DM Smith:
> We've got a discussion going on jsword-devel regarding how to
> represent
> custom URLs for sw
We've got a discussion going on jsword-devel regarding how to represent
custom URLs for sword that will work in a browser. I know GnomeSword and
MacSword have such a facility.
I'd like to get some input here that I can reply with to jsword-devel.
I seemed to recall that the general consensus is
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