rwerp: Re: [sword-devel] vpl2mod
First, please use imp2vs. It's virtually the same as vpl2mod, but better
supported and will likely lead to fewer errors. To convert `vpl' to `imp'
format, change:
gen 1:1
to
$$$gen 1:1
In Perl-style regex syntax, this would be:
s/^(.+? \d+:\
First, please use imp2vs. It's virtually the same as vpl2mod, but better
supported and will likely lead to fewer errors. To convert `vpl' to
`imp' format, change:
gen 1:1
to
$$$gen 1:1
In Perl-style regex syntax, this would be:
s/^(.+? \d+:\d:+) /\$\$\$$1\n/
Or with a single emacs regex re
hello everyone
if i use vpl2mod to convert a ansi file there is no problem and my bible
is working as long as i am not using ü ä é ë í characters. I want to use ü
ä éë í characters so I converted my text file to utf-8 and used vpl2mod
again and the next failure appeared Error parsing key: 
Sorry for the previous post you are asking about vpl2mod, not mod2vpl
.
disregard rewind ... red-face
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could you do:
touch /etc/ld.so.nohwcap
and send another strace if that doesn't work?
I don't think that is the problem, but it will clean up the trace a bit.
On Sun, 2005-12-18 at 19:36 -0800, PastorEd B. wrote:
> Hello, fellow Sword users!
>
> I've been working on converting some resources for
As to the segfaulting, I have no knowledge of strace, so I can't really
help in figuring that out. But, as for documentation, I will be
working on those soon. I had hoped to get to them over the
Christmas holiday, but health issues have been hindering me.
Improved module creation documentation i
Hello, fellow Sword users!
I've been working on converting some resources for use in Sword, but
I've had no joy so far.
I figured I'd start with the easy one first, vpl2mod. The input format
just has to be the raw Bible text using the KJV versification, right?
So... I try to run the program
vpl2mod in a recent CVS snapshot produced SIGSEGV (under Linux). I'm now
debugging.
Just to inform you that that was not the last bug :-(
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