Dear Krzysztof,
My apologies. I had started to upload new versions of the utilities
and got too busy to test and them post an email after I had them ready.
Thank you for the report that I have not yet successfully achieved
static compilation. I'll try to include everything but the ICU dat
OK!
Thank You very much for help and placing the new and fresh executables
at the ftp://ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/utils/win32/.
Unfortunately I've run into problems again - this time it is cg32.dll
that i've missed. I've quickly found the file on the
http://www.crosswire.org/sword/ALPHAcckswwl
The ones there are still 1.5.8. I expect that is where the 1.5.9 ones
will land.
Osis2mod in particular has been changed in 1.5.9 to handle "properly".
Greg Hellings wrote:
> These utilities are already provided for you. They are stand-alone
> executables. Doing a Google search for osis2mod w
Yes, the OSIS filters have changed, mainly, I believe, at the impetus
of the NET Bible, but I don't think that the osis2mod import tool
utilizes the filter, so you should try re-importing your module using
the osis2mod tools and see if they display properly now. But perhaps
someone who knows more
From the change logs it seems that there were some changes made to the
filters, and the osis filters were causing a lot of problems for me when
transcoding the polish bible. Back then I've ended up by stripping most
of the problematic markup to create a working module. Now, as of 1.5.9 I
hope
These utilities are already provided for you. They are stand-alone
executables. Doing a Google search for osis2mod windows gave this:
ftp://ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/utils/win32/ as the repository for
it. I don't know if they have changed from 1.5.8 to the system that
is currently around. Che
Hi!
I've been away from the sword project for quite a while now. I'm happy
to see new sword for windows release and I'm really eager to try out
rebuilding the polish warsaw bible that I've transcoded to OSIS more
than year ago. The problem is, as usual, with the sword utilities,
namely osis
