On 2019-06-16, 19:02 GMT, pierre amadio wrote:
> Playing with the python3 Sword module I hit a problem that
> I did not have with python2 when dealing with Strongs
> definition such as G1140 (daimonion). It looks like the 'æ'
> character is causing problem.
>
> This example works with python2, b
Hello !
Ohh, i was not aware of the Xiphos "RealGreek" and "RealHebrew" modules.
I do not have a problem with my test case with the greek one.
Looks like i will use those module from now on.
Thanks !
On Sun, 16 Jun 2019 at 21:27, David Haslam wrote:
>
> Does this issue also affect dictionary m
Does this issue also affect dictionary module StrongsRealGreek in the Xiphos
repo?
Or was that encoded correctly as UTF-8 ?
David
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On Sun, Jun 16, 2019 at 20:14, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Hi Pierre,
>
> I had similar problems with our Java bindings. Java was unfo
Hi Pierre,
I had similar problems with our Java bindings. Java was unforgiving
with invalid UTF-8 characters, as well. Ultimately we should fix any
invalid UTF-8 characters in our modules and encode them correctly, but
my solution was, in the bindings code, to call:
assureValidUTF8()
before re
