On Wednesday 19 December 2001 15:48, Chris Little wrote:
> Been there. Done that. :) But apparently we haven't promoted it
> enough, possibly because screenshots of term windows don't look
> cool on a webpage. :)
Use a different term then. eTerm, for example, is easy to make look cool.
I remem
Hi!
> How does this relate to Sword? Well, Sword is currently available to
> C++ programs. There should be alternate interfaces for other tools. A
> simple command line tool to quote a verse by reference or output a
> concordance like list of references given a search key would be handy
> for
On Wed, 2001-12-19 at 21:12, Timothy R. Butler wrote:
>
> > I saw Diatheke in the CVS that I downloaded and was wondering why it
> > was added to the project.
>
> Diatheke is pretty nice, there's a demo somewhere on the Sword web site,
> all though apparently the address has fallen into the /
>
>
> GUI apps are standardized far
>better than commandline apps are, and the well designed ones are
>intuitive. The general user can move from app to app and never have
>to consult a manual on mouse clicks. Coders writing GUI apps who
>short-circuit this design principal are shooting th
> I saw Diatheke in the CVS that I downloaded and was wondering why it
> was added to the project.
Diatheke is pretty nice, there's a demo somewhere on the Sword web site,
all though apparently the address has fallen into the /dev/null part of my
brain.
One of these days I'm going to get
On Wednesday 19 December 2001 15:24, Stuart D. Gathman wrote:
[snip]
>
> GUIs are nice. Their benefit lies in making the abstract appear
> concrete - visible and audible in todays technology, more in
> tomorrows technology.
>
> However, GUIs have a serious drawback. They require a warm body to
>
On Wednesday 19 December 2001 15:48, Chris Little wrote:
> Been there. Done that. :) But apparently we haven't promoted it
> enough, possibly because screenshots of term windows don't look
> cool on a webpage. :)
>
> > How does this relate to Sword? Well, Sword is currently
> > available to C++
At 11:16 AM 12/20/2001 +1100, Chris wrote:
>>However, GUIs have a serious drawback. They require a warm body to
>>operate them. How does this relate to Sword?
>I thought you were going to say that you want to automate your bible reading so that
>you don't have to do it yourself!
you mean like
>
>
>
>However, GUIs have a serious drawback. They require a warm body to
>operate them. How does this relate to Sword?
>
I thought you were going to say that you want to automate your bible
reading so that
you don't have to do it yourself!
Been there. Done that. :) But apparently we haven't promoted it
enough, possibly because screenshots of term windows don't look cool on
a webpage. :)
> How does this relate to Sword? Well, Sword is currently available to
> C++ programs. There should be alternate interfaces for other
> tools.
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