Greg,
Using an XML parser is actually quite viable to do the parsing for
osis2mod. The fundamental behavior of the program is to identify and
gather all the "chunks" that need to go into the index and then call
the Sword API routines to store a chunk against a key.
The Sword API keeps tra
When I asked about this question in the past, specifically related to
the utilities as you are, is when I finally received my insight into
how the Sword library holds its files. Due to he fact that most XML
parsers obfuscate the actual number of bytes that have been read, and
since the Sword libra
In regards to the lowest common denominator comment you made, that's one of
the things I thought would probably come up. Which is a thing I can
understand. I didn't know that there was a lot of focus on speed, but it
makes sense. I've been impressed with how fast Sword seems to work at
times.
DJ Ortley wrote:
> Looking through the source code, it seems to me (which are key words
> that indicate this is only an opinion, one which may not be worth
> much) that using a library such as Xerces or some sort of XML DOM like
> library would be of benefit.
>
> I was wondering if any thought h
Looking through the source code, it seems to me (which are key words that
indicate this is only an opinion, one which may not be worth much) that
using a library such as Xerces or some sort of XML DOM like library would be
of benefit.
I was wondering if any thought had been given to that previous
