Thank you David, I appreciate your feedback.
Regards,
Johan
From: sword-devel On Behalf Of David Haslam
Sent: Thursday, 19 June 2025 09:01
To: sword-devel mailing list
Subject: Re: [sword-devel] PocketSword on new iPad
Aside: John & others may find that for backups of iPhone &
rd.
>
> Fortunately the iOS version on both tablets are the same.
>
> Regards,
>
> Johan
>
> From: sword-devel On Behalf Of Greg
> Hellings
> Sent: Thursday, 19 June 2025 07:38
> To: SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum
> Subject: Re: [sword-devel] Po
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Subject: Re: [sword-devel] PocketSword on new iPad
On Thu, Jun 19, 2025 at 12:32 AM Johan Marais
mailto:johan.mar...@messianic.co.za>> wrote:
Good morning.
I need assistance with PocketSword please – I am aware that the developer (Nic
Carter) is no long
On Thu, Jun 19, 2025 at 12:32 AM Johan Marais
wrote:
> Good morning.
>
> I need assistance with PocketSword please – I am aware that the developer
> (Nic Carter) is no longer involved.
>
> I got a new (for me) iPad, but when I transferred PocketSword from my old
> iPad to the new iPad, PocketSwor
Good morning.
I need assistance with PocketSword please – I am aware that the developer (Nic
Carter) is no longer involved.
I got a new (for me) iPad, but when I transferred PocketSword from my old iPad
to the new iPad, PocketSword was transferred, but when I tried opening is, I
received a messa
Hi Ryan,
No, you are not the only one. Marjan pointed this out to me a couple
days ago when I first posted in this thread. Looking into it, Google
had removed Bishop 2 weeks ago because we had not properly identified
CrossWire Bible Society as an organization with our D-U-N-S number and
gov
Thanks David, please pardon that,
I sent the message while engaged elsewhere, and had not thought it
necessary to introduce myself since I was last active here in 2020. I also
took it for granted that everyone could see my name since Gmail does that
on my end.
My name is Mr. Maxwell Murunga. I do n
Am I the only android user who can't find Bishop on Google Play anymore?
>Bishop does this and compiles for both iOS and Android:
>
>https://crosswire.org/applications/#bishop
>
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Thanks for bringing that up, Greg.
The only reason why Ezra Bible App is not available on iOS is my fear of
the regular additional release / testing overhead. I even have iOS devices
in the household.
In general, it should be possible to build the app for iOS based on the
frameworks/ technol
It would be nice if the sender of the previous reply might introduce
himself/herself to the team.
Has anyone used the GitHub facility to import the PocketSword repository from
Atlassian BitBucket?
Nic's source code is at https://bitbucket.org/niccarter/pocketsword
Best regards,
David
Sent wi
As a long-time PocketSword user, I am willing to contribute to this effort.
I am fairly familiar with the PocketSword source code, having built it
several times about 5 years ago. Even at the time, it was already in the
realm of "legacy"; I could tell that it desperately needed to be ported
over t
from Outlook for iOS
From: sword-devel on behalf of Troy A. Griffitts Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2025 12:47 pmTo: sword-devel@crosswire.org Subject: Re: [sword-devel] PocketSword Hey guys,As Fr. Cyrille mentions, Bishop is available on iOS.Bishop builds Swift wrappers around the SWORD C++ engine
Hey guys,
As Fr. Cyrille mentions, Bishop is available on iOS.
Bishop builds Swift wrappers around the SWORD C++ engine and uses those
for delivery of the cordova plugin for the SWORD library:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/cordova-plugin-crosswire-sword
This should already make available th
STEPBible is also on IOS. AFAIK it uses sword internally. and is open
source.
On Tue, Jan 14, 2025 at 6:47 AM Troy A. Griffitts
wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> As Fr. Cyrille mentions, Bishop is available on iOS.
>
> Bishop builds Swift wrappers around the SWORD C++ engine and uses those
> for delivery
FYI.
I emailed Nic Carter and he responded with a cc: to Michael.
In his second paragraph, he made these technical observations:
//Given the rapid development of Apple’s frameworks on iOS, it’s hard to keep
an app “up to date” and even compiling on iOS! I have looked a little at the
situation
Le 14/01/2025 à 04:23, Greg Hellings a écrit :
Is there a reason, if a rewrite is in the works, not to collaborate
along with another effort that is cross-platform capable? There are
several good toolkits already out there that can produce very
serviceable mobile apps. Ezra is built, I belie
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for copying me in. The app is not deleted, just made private, I am
still working on the app and initially targeting Android and iOS.
I made it private because there is a lot to do and don't plan to release it
for a while, so I wanted to avoid the possibility of people ripping i
If anyone managed to clone the Kotlin Multiplatform app that showed up
on the mailing lists some time ago, that might be a worthwhile base to
start from.
https://crosswire.org/pipermail/sword-devel/2024-November/050252.html
Unfortunately the author seems to have deleted their repo already.
(I've C
Is there a reason, if a rewrite is in the works, not to collaborate along
with another effort that is cross-platform capable? There are several good
toolkits already out there that can produce very serviceable mobile apps.
Ezra is built, I believe, on Apache's Cordova and already works very well
ac
I discussed this with a volunteer developer, today. We agreed that probably the
best way forward was a rewrite/replacement. If anyone wants to contribute to
that effort, please let me know.
On 1/13/25 00:26, David Haslam wrote:
FYI: I've just noted the discovery in the developers' wiki
https
FYI: I've just noted the discovery in the developers' wiki
https://wiki.crosswire.org/Frontends:PocketSword
Best regards,
David
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On Sunday, January 12th, 2025 at 10:12 PM, David Haslam
wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Today I discovered that PocketSword is no longe
FYI. Nic used Atlassian BitBucket for the software development.
[niccarter / pocketsword —
Bitbucket](https://bitbucket.org/niccarter/pocketsword/src/main/)
Best regards,
David
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On Monday, January 13th, 2025 at 1:20 AM, Kahunap
Sadly, Craig dropped the ball on this one. There is another possible volunteer
that I will be talking to soon...
On 1/12/25 12:12, David Haslam wrote:
Dear all,
Today I discovered that PocketSword is no longer downloadable from the App
Store!
NB. I've already alerted Michael Johnson via Mess
mailing list
Subject: [sword-devel] PocketSword
Dear all,
Today I discovered that PocketSword is no longer downloadable from the App
Store!
NB. I've already alerted Michael Johnson via Messenger.
cf. The original developer (Nic Carter) stopped developing the software after
he
Dear all,
Today I discovered that PocketSword is no longer downloadable from the App
Store!
NB. I've already alerted Michael Johnson via Messenger.
cf. The original developer (Nic Carter) stopped developing the software after
he moved to teach in New Zealand several years ago.
Presumably, App
Hey guys and gals,
What's the current situation with PocketSword? I know someone claimed
they were planning to assume ownership of the project and build against
the latest stuff, but I can't remember who. This email was just sent to
sword-support and I don't believe we have anyone subscribed
In theory, a module cipherkey could also be changed for a module update if
(e.g.) the copyright owner included additional content and wished to charge
users more than they paid for the earlier version.
Front-ends also need to cover that scenario, even if it’s not one we’ve seen in
real life yet
AFAIK there’s no module conf key that works as the opposite to Obsoletes=
David
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On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 20:30, Michael H wrote:
> Is it possible that the modules and .conf can sunset ... pointing across
> repositories to the new replacement? I know there is some f
I think that dividing the eBible repository into sub repos is probably not the
best solution to the problem of finding the particular translation(s) you want
among nearly a thousand others. That actually becomes a front end problem,
where better ways of filtering, sorting, and presenting lists b
Is it possible that the modules and .conf can sunset ... pointing across
repositories to the new replacement? I know there is some facility to name
a successor module in the conf/updating process, but can it name one on
another site?
If that is possible, Some of the out of date editions of the WE
Hi,
Thank for this reflexions.
Le 13/03/2020 à 19:33, Michael Johnson a écrit :
> I plan to update PocketSword so that it draws from all official repositories,
> by default, much like AndBible does.
>
> Duplicating works in repositories is helpful, perhaps, for front ends that
> only look at one
Actually, web servers don't get corona viruses, and people don't congregate in
crowds around them physically, so COVID-19 has no direct effect on web servers
or their use. The pandemic, however, does have some serious side-effects due to
widespread panic, overreactions, shutdowns, shortages, etc
And having multiple repository servers also makes sense in the context of the
Covid-19 pandemic.
David
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On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 18:33, Michael Johnson wrote:
> I plan to update PocketSword so that it draws from all official repositories,
> by default, much like And
I plan to update PocketSword so that it draws from all official repositories,
by default, much like AndBible does.
Duplicating works in repositories is helpful, perhaps, for front ends that only
look at one repository at a time, especially if the work is kept up to date in
both repositories. Wh
Le 13/03/2020 à 12:55, David Haslam a écrit :
> Cyrille,
>
> I’m not in favour of removing modules from CrossWire simply because
> one of the affiliated repositories has a similar module.
Why not?
>
> Nor should it ever be expected that a module published by eBible.org
> would include an Obsolete
Perhaps the only exception I would consider would be the suggestion that the
three WEB modules should be removed by CrossWire because these were based on a
very early edition of the WEB source text files obtained from Michael Johnson.
They are now well out of date compared to the equivalents on
Le 13/03/2020 à 12:55, David Haslam a écrit :
> Cyrille,
>
> I’m not in favour of removing modules from CrossWire simply because
> one of the affiliated repositories has a similar module.
At the beginning I understood because it's not clear how the sword UI
propose the access to the diverse repos
Cyrille,
I’m not in favour of removing modules from CrossWire simply because one of the
affiliated repositories has a similar module.
Nor should it ever be expected that a module published by eBible.org would
include an Obsoletes key with one of CrossWire’s modules as the parameter.
Regards,
Dear all,
Actually my worry was about a question between the module team. We have
duplicated modules, in Crosswire and in ebible.org. Often the ebible.org
are updated and not in Crosswire. And we are very slow to update the new
module in Crosswire. Then I proposed to remove in the Crosswire repo,
a
On the downloads screen, tap on the folder icon in the top right corner, then
refresh the source list.
That will show all servers in the Master Server List.
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> On 13/03/2020, at 09:24, Cyrille wrote:
>
> Hi Michael,
> Maybe add the updating
Cyrillic,
That feature already exists!
Click the folder icon top right of Downloads and select Refresh Source List.
There’s no excuse to ignore an icon in the UI of an iOS app.
David
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On Thu, Mar 12, 2020 at 20:23, Cyrille wrote:
> Hi Michael,
> Maybe add the upda
Hi Michael,
Maybe add the updating of all the repositories at once, as with Andbible
and Bishop. This will help users who don't know they are other
repository as ebible.org...
My 2 cents :)
Br Cyrille
Le 12/03/2020 à 20:30, Michael Johnson a écrit :
> Hello, my brothers and sisters in Christ.
>
>
Hello, my brothers and sisters in Christ.
I just thought I should post a status on PocketSword work. I have started on
updating it, but haven't yet gotten to a stable point for testing using Test
Flight. Right now, it is, unfortunately, on hold, as I have another task in the
foreground. I finis
Thank you, Manfred and Troy. :-)
I'll keep these in mind as I update PocketSword.
On 3/13/19 12:01 AM, Manfred Bergmann wrote:
>
>> Am 13.03.2019 um 09:46 schrieb Troy A. Griffitts :
>>
>>
>> In addition, there are new Swift bindings which work against that Universal
>> binary for both MacOS and
> Am 13.03.2019 um 09:46 schrieb Troy A. Griffitts :
>
>
> In addition, there are new Swift bindings which work against that Universal
> binary for both MacOS and iOS. They were done for the Cordova plugin, but
> most of the code could be used standalone if anyone is interested in writing
>
Hi Michael,
Good to read of the technical progress. Have you visited our tracker to see
what other issues need fixing.
We were alerted a few months ago to Apple's current requirements for iOS app
providers to have an adequate privacy policy that meets their legal standards
and which (IIRC) is
If anyone cares, there is now a supportes build of a Universal libsword binary
in the SWORD repo that works for MacOS and iOS. It's under the objc bindings
and drew heavily from the setup already in there by Manfred and others (thank
you) This readme at this path in the source is a good place t
Hi.
When Nic started developing this I had suggested to collaborate in the SWORD
backend both used in MacSword/Eloquent and PocketSword.
Unfortunately PocketSword then used its own baked backend with modifications to
the MacSword code (at the time).
I’m still thinking that there should be colla
So far, on my copy of PocketSword I have:
* Updated to the latest Sword engine.
* Switched from downloading indexes to generating them. (The time consumed is
not unreasonable for this, now. Apple doesn't support the old, slow hardware
that made this seem necessary in the first place.)
The l
I think I’ve narrowed down the problem. More later.
— DM Smith
From my phone. Brief. Weird autocorrections.
> On Jan 6, 2019, at 10:05 AM, DM Smith wrote:
>
> Nic is in the process of moving and that might affect his availability.
>
> I’ve PocketSword and access to the logs. I’ll look to see
Nic is in the process of moving and that might affect his availability.
I’ve PocketSword and access to the logs. I’ll look to see what I can figure out.
Yesterday Peter, Troy and I worked on fixing the server module issues. I’m
certain there’s more we will discover. Like this.
— DM Smith
From m
David points out that search indices on PocketSword for the newest modules do
not work. I have no way of debugging that as I do not have an idevice.
The indices are currently built on my computer and pushed to the server
whenever I build a new module. My system is a debian testing amd64 system,
Correction:
There’s still a problem.
The search index for these three modules only appeared to get installed, but
then trying a search afterwards still reported the absence of the index.
This is weird !
David H.
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On Tue, Oct 16, 2018 at 07:44, David Haslam wrote:
Thanks DM,
Providing such a module is first deleted from PocketSword, installing it again
does succeed with the search index being found afterwards and installed.
Merely manually trying a search without having reinstalled the module was
unsuccessful in finding the index. That may be an issue in
Recently released or updated modules are again without a downloadable search
index that can be installed by PocketSword.
Has a script failed somehow?
If so, why was nothing logged when it started to go wrong?
Could someone please document the process, dependencies and requirements that
must be
Nic,
Excellent news! Many thanks for putting in all the effort to get this
release out.
Version 1.4.8 has:
What's New
26 Jun 2017
- Updated for 64bit
- Updated for iOS 10
- Fixed search!
- Fixed Strong's Numbers search bug
Should that have read?
- Updated for iOS 11
or is this too premature to
Nic, this is fantastic. Thanks!Sent from my mobile. Please forgive shortness, typos and weird autocorrects. Original Message Subject: [sword-devel] PocketSword updateFrom: Nic Carter To: sword-devel@crosswire.orgCC: Hi all,There is a new version of PS (1.4.8) on the App Store. Lots
Hi all,
There is a new version of PS (1.4.8) on the App Store. Lots of thanks to those
who assisted in getting this one out the door. It doesn't have all the fixes in
it I would have liked, but it fixes search, Strong's, 64bit & works with iOS 11.
Any bug reports are welcome & I'll see if I can
Hi Nic,
There seems to be a problem on the app which means that Strongs searches do not
work and the app crashes.
I have only noticed this recently. I was showing a teen Bible group how to
study using the PocketSword app and it was a bit embarrassing!
Warmly
Leslie
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Hi,
I've noticed in the new PocketSword code that the oldest version of iOS
that it is set to run on is iOS 8. My last understanding though was for it to
be compatible back to iOS 6. So, is it being changed permanently then to iOS 8?
-TS
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> On Apr 22, 2017, at 6:54 AM,
Is PocketSword unique among SWORD based front-ends in being the only one
where all searches must use the Lucene search index? I think so.
i.e. You cannot perform a non-Lucene search with PocketSword.
With my observations about Coptic to the fore, this essentially means that
you cannot use Pocket
Hi,
So, yesterday I took a look at Nic’s new code and compared it to the
last code that I had worked on which turned out to be back in Dec. It seems
that a lot of our code may be complimentary to each other! :) So, this is
good news. I need to dig in some more, but it looks like we foc
If you can let me know who I have missed (forgotten!), I’ll add them. Shoot me
an email directly (off the list).
> On 25 Apr 2017, at 6:49 pm, David Haslam wrote:
>
> Installed 1.4.8 (19) beta via TestFlight in my iPhone 5.
>
> No data lost. Reinstalled KJV 2.9 complete with search index suc
Installed 1.4.8 (19) beta via TestFlight also in my iPad Mini.
No data lost. Reinstalled KJV 2.9 complete with search index successfully.
Best regards,
David
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Installed 1.4.8 (19) beta via TestFlight in my iPhone 5.
No data lost. Reinstalled KJV 2.9 complete with search index successfully.
*About:*
Suggest add the more recent helpers' names in the *With help from:*
(subject to their permission, of course).
I've reported a few other minor niggles by p
I have not been able to work on PS for a while. However, I believe that I did
do a lot of stuff which is not uploaded anywhere. My last recollection is that
it ran 64 bit on the recent APIs on the simulator and that my next planned step
was to undo some commenting that I had put in place and the
At least the Nabble mirror does a decent job of hiding our email addresses,
even when they're in the body of the message!
David
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Blast you, Thunderbird... That was supposed to go just to Nic. So much
for advertised keybindings.
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On 04/22/2017 09:54 AM, Nic Carter wrote:
> please privately email me with your AppleID and I’ll add you to the
> TestFlight list and you can see if you can break it
k...@kleinpaste.org
Oddly I don't seem to have Test Flight installed any more...lost
sometime along the way in the upgrade cycle (
Hi all,
So, I have tried to play around with PS to get it happy with all the hoops it
needs to jump through for it to work again on iOS. This incorporates some hard
work done by Manfred & TS.
Changes:
- enhancement: 64-bit
- FIX: search downloader (??)
- FIX: “find all” for Strong’s Numbers
- u
Hi Tim,
I first tried it on my iPhone and just with Speak Selection.
A passage from KJV Romans 6 was selected, and I'd set the English (UK) voice
to Daniel (Enhanced).
No serious problems. Quite satisfied with the results, once I'd set a
suitable reading speed.
Later I also tried it on my iPad
It was on the todo list to implement voice similar to And-Bible. It required
stripping the text properly and other bits, but right now all PS has is the
native built-in TTS which I was careful to make sure worked properly for
visually impaired. I used to get feedback from some users when I would
On 02/10/2017 05:48 PM, TS wrote:
> The Screen reader version, for example, will pronounce the "L" in
> "LORD" as a separate word and then "ORD" as the following word whereas
> selecting the words themselves and having them spoken will not have
> that problem.
That indicates that the former is bein
:)
I'm glad to see that I'm not alone in enjoying this type of feature. I
actually have a story regarding this matter that I hope to write about
later.
How exactly are you triggering the TTS to work? There's two
different methods that I know of at least. You can have the "Screen"
read or
Thanks Manfred,
Indeed, but you first have to know about it before you can go and find out
how to enable it.
And when a features comparison said "No" incorrectly, it might have put some
folk off even wondering.
Best wishes,
David
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I think that’s a standard functionality on iOS and macOS.
You can have the system speak any text anywhere, almost.
Manfred
> Am 10.02.2017 um 12:43 schrieb David Haslam :
>
> After all these years of owning an iPad Mini & iPhone 5, I just found out
> that iOS devices do have TTS capability.
>
After all these years of owning an iPad Mini & iPhone 5, I just found out
that iOS devices do have TTS capability.
So I just updated this section of our wiki page.
https://crosswire.org/wiki/Choosing_a_SWORD_program#Other
Quite a number of languages are supported when you select Voice.
I've just
Title: signature
Hello, Nic.
I thought you might be thinking that. We need a new approach.
The eBible.org repository will probably never be much more stable
than it is right now. I'm not aware of any pressing need to do a
whole-repository rebuild at
I was wanting to wait until things were a little more stable before starting
automatic generation.
The way things work is that I create an index for each module, but I create an
index for each version of each module. I don't delete them, either, as a user
may have an older version of a module a
Title: signature
Has index generation for PocketSword to use with eBible.org
repository modules been automated, yet?
Is there anything I can do to help make that happen?
I could create them on my local machine and upload them as
necessary, if that would help...
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Agreed. Moving on to a better employment perhaps? If so, congrats, and
good news for Crosswire development too!
~A
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 5:52 PM, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
> On 13/11/12 21:08, Nic Carter wrote:
>
>> ps: for those still reading along, today is my 2nd last day of work for
>> m
On 13/11/12 21:08, Nic Carter wrote:
ps: for those still reading along, today is my 2nd last day of work for
my current employer & so I get to actually do some programming for
CrossWire again soon! :) expect a release soon for everyone's favourite
iOS app that supports the SWORD format ;)
Great
Hi there It's a 'significant' birthday for me. My son and
daughter-in-law bought me an iPod Touch. Among other things, I've put
PocketSword on it. Apart from the slightly bizarre way of transferring
existing modules from my PC, it is a fantastic app. I'm delighted with
it Grateful th
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the comments. :) Yes, there's a chance of Gen Book support soon,
but I guess it depends on your definition of "soon"? ;) I just had a quick
look at my current PocketSword todo list (it's only in double digits atm! only
95, I thought there were more) and it is probably
Hi Nick,
Thanks! I'm using the new app on my iPad this morning. ;-)
Any chance of Gen Book support soon?
Many, many thanks.
Blessings,
Jeff
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Do you mean at http://www.crosswire.org/news.jsp ???
If so, now that I've figured out how the news works on the site, it's done...
:)
On 12/09/2011, at 5:14 PM, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
> Nic, we should put this out in the news thread on CW.
>
> Peter
Nic, we should put this out in the news thread on CW.
Peter
On 12/09/11 04:23, Nic Carter wrote:
>
> Hi Martin,
>
>> Congratulations Nic,
>
> Thanks. :)
>
>> Could I ask for more information on a couple of changes?
>> The release notes include "more fonts for displaying more Asian
>> languag
Hi Martin,
> Congratulations Nic,
Thanks. :)
> Could I ask for more information on a couple of changes?
> The release notes include "more fonts for displaying more Asian language
> scripts" but which fonts did you use for which languages - I have been doing
> some work on fonts in AB too.
I
Nic,
I just added {{yes}} to German, Portuguese and [new row for] Thai in the PS
column of the table in
http://crosswire.org/wiki/Choosing_a_SWORD_program#Localization
http://crosswire.org/wiki/Choosing_a_SWORD_program#Localization
Please everyone, keep an eye on this page, and remember to upda
Congratulations Nic,
Could I ask for more information on a couple of changes?
The release notes include "more fonts for displaying more Asian language
scripts" but which fonts did you use for which languages - I have been doing
some work on fonts in AB too.
Also, what ui changes did you make for
Hi team,
Just a quick note to say that CrossWire is finally on the iPad. :)
PocketSword was released earlier today on the App Store with support for the
iPad, along with a few other additions (including the hardcoding of the av11n
repo, as I gave up waiting for it to be added to the MasterRe
; Collaboration Forum
Subject: Re: [sword-devel] pocketsword - maintainer mode
Thanks Peter,
It's encouraging to hear how people are using PocketSword and especially
when I hear of people using the "module maintainer mode" in the way I
initially envisaged it -- a "module maint
Thanks Peter,
It's encouraging to hear how people are using PocketSword and especially when I
hear of people using the "module maintainer mode" in the way I initially
envisaged it -- a "module maintainer" (or module creator) manually installing a
module for testing purposes over a Wi-Fi networ
This is just a thank you to Nic:
Together with a bible translator friend I worked on his translation last
weekend, to give it the last clean-up in terms of encoding etc. I then
created a module, which should appear in due course.
When I tried to figure out how to put it into his iPhone, I stumble
Hi gang,
Just a quick FYI: a new version of PocketSword is now up on the App Store (see
the iTunes link at the bottom of this email). This release focuses on making
the search screen usable (altho if you use the "default" search settings, you
can still use full & crazy CLucene search strings)
Heya,
I have avoided asking the translators to translate that help screen because I
have been meaning to completely redo that screen. Unfortunately I haven't had
time to actually do that yet, but that is scheduled for the next release. Once
I've redone the search screen, then the help text w
> (Also, the term "loved one" that is used as an example, is that in a
> context of a verb or a description?, which makes a difference how to
> word it and explain it in the translation. So that we stay consistant
> with the example used across the many translations).
"Loved one" would end up as
ific
than "Re: Contents of sword-devel digest..."
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1. Re: PocketSword v1.3.2 (Johan Marais)
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Date: Tue, 7 Sep 2010 19:50:43 +0200
From: "Johan Marais"
To: "'SWORD Deve
That will go a long way, thank you.
Johan
-Original Message-
From: Nic Carter [mailto:niccar...@mac.com]
Sent: 07 September 2010 03:39 AM
To: SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum
Subject: Re: [sword-devel] PocketSword v1.3.2
Hoping that Notes, improved Bookmarks & improved
Hoping that Notes, improved Bookmarks & improved search UI are going to be the
next version... That's the plan right now, but we'll see what ends up
happening. :)
Thanks, ybic
nic... :)
Nic Carter
PocketSword Developer - an iPhone Bible Study app
www: http://crosswire.org/pock
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