Re: [sword-devel] NetSword -- Take 2

2006-08-19 Thread Jason Turner
I have a few things to add to this conversation. First, the sharpsword project mentioned in the other thread never really got anywhere, but I believe it was meant to be a complete reimplementation of sword in c#. But you probably already knew that (I just woke up :) ). There is a good possiblity t

Re: [sword-devel] NetSword -- Take 2

2006-08-18 Thread Troy A. Griffitts
Hey (not sure your name), I can't stress enough how much I appreciate your ambition but would discourage your efforts in this direction. We have spent quite a bit of time developing a tuned crossplatform framework with bindings for other languages. If you would like to work in the .net wo

[sword-devel] NetSword -- Take 2

2006-08-18 Thread veritosproject
I started to implement NetSword from scratch again, but this time I'm using the real Sword library instead of JSword. Based on the limitations of C#, I'm taking quite a few liberties with the code (using properties instead of get* and set* functions, removing unused stuff, no operator overloading

Re: [sword-devel] NetSword

2006-08-18 Thread veritosproject
Alright, I'll move over to regular Sword. Probably be easier too b/c I don't have to deal with Java's quirks. On 8/17/06, Jonathan Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 18/08/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have started to port Sword (actually JSword) to the .NET Framework

Re: [sword-devel] NetSword

2006-08-17 Thread Jonathan Morgan
On 18/08/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have started to port Sword (actually JSword) to the .NET Framework. > > I have so far ported org.crosswire.common.history, > o.cw.common.activate, and a couple files from o.cw.common.util. > > If anyone wants to help on this project, jus

Re: [sword-devel] NetSword

2006-08-17 Thread DM Smith
I'm not really familiar with .NET as I develop in Java for its platform independence. The Sword C++ library, is also platform independent for all practical purposes. Does the .NET platform all for linking C++? If so, I would suggest that route. Then you could focus on the UI as a starting po

[sword-devel] NetSword

2006-08-17 Thread veritosproject
I have started to port Sword (actually JSword) to the .NET Framework. I have so far ported org.crosswire.common.history, o.cw.common.activate, and a couple files from o.cw.common.util. If anyone wants to help on this project, just email me. Currently Implementing: org.crosswire.common.util.* Alr