On Wed, 19 Sep 2007, Chris Little wrote:
> I wish we could display keys in non-touppered form. Capitals are so
> ugly, especially outside of basic modern western European languages.
Agreed. And think about for example Liddell/Scott, at least the Abridged
version, where only root forms are in capit
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> We probably need to do a few things here besides toupper (to assure
> entry matches), as we've learned and done in our search code. We
> probably should at least normalize the utf8. This is not a big hit
> because it is only done on module creation for every key, a
On Sep 19, 2007, at 5:49 PM, Chris Little wrote:
>
>
> Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
>> We probably need to do a few things here besides toupper (to assure
>> entry matches), as we've learned and done in our search code. We
>> probably should at least normalize the utf8. This is not a big hit
>> bec
> Could it be possible to add the list of the words into binary module
> data and then add a function to the API which would give that list? This
> would also solve the problem of the frontends freezing when loading e.g.
> Webster.
The issue with frontends freezing isn't because the engine is taki
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, Chris Little wrote:
> Sword stores LD entries in byte-sorted order and uses that order for
> lookup--I believe with a basic binary search. There's no way around that
> with the current driver. It's also confused (because of the binary
> search) by entries with identical key val
DM Smith wrote:
> I've got some work to do on JSword to get them to display properly in
> BibleDesktop. Currently it is using a "plain text" filter. And the
> performance is terrible, because of how JSword slurps the entire module
> to display the entire list of words. I didn't see any TEI to
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Chris,
ot that I would find any personal use in the dictionaries, I think they
re great. Hopefully, these will set the stage for osis to model
Chris,
Not that I would find any personal use in the dictionaries, I think they
are great. Hopefully, these will set the stage for osis to model this
into it's schema.
I've got some work to do on JSword to get them to display properly in
BibleDesktop. Currently it is using a "plain text" filter
