I just checked out the KJV2003 project and it looks really awesome! Are
there any plans to link other versions and languages in a similar manner? I
don't know any Greek but I'd be more than happy to volunteer to link other
English versions to KJV/Greek linkages to get the same effect in those
ver
Hi all!
I'm preparing a new german book (Pfadfinder zur Bibel, www.ro-ho.de), which is
a collection of many bible cross references topically sorted. But the books
links also to other sections in the sections.
AFAIK there's no possibility in ThML to make such a link. I hope I'm wrong.
How can I
I am really saddend by this. I use to recommend this guy's software!
He makes some pretty serious accusations in here as well. Why do
Christians have to do this? For heavens sake these are two projects
trying to accomplish the same goals, to get the word of God out in a way
that computer use
I thought that when I download the latest source code, I can at least compile the
Windows front end out of the box, but I had no luck. I have tried to compile version
1.5.5 with Borland C++ Builder Professional 6 under Windows XP environment, and I went
from one error to the next. I wonder if
Hi,
I have been around on the mailinglist a while and have been over most (if
not all) of the website but found it nearly impossible to find out how to
actualy add something to the sword catalog.
I have a HTML text for the "Heidelbergse Catechismus" with loads of links
to the Scripture. My fir
> I thought that when I download the latest source code, I can at least
compile the Windows front end out of the box, but I had no luck. I have
tried to compile version 1.5.5 with Borland C++ Builder Professional 6 under
Windows XP environment, and I went from one error to the next. I wonder if
Hi!
> I have been around on the mailinglist a while and have been over most (if
> not all) of the website but found it nearly impossible to find out how to
> actualy add something to the sword catalog.
> I have a HTML text for the "Heidelbergse Catechismus" with loads of links
> to the Scripture.
> I'm preparing a new german book (Pfadfinder zur Bibel, www.ro-ho.de), which is
> a collection of many bible cross references topically sorted. But the books
> links also to other sections in the sections.
>
> AFAIK there's no possibility in ThML to make such a link. I hope I'm wrong.
> How c
Thanks for trying to help, Joachim!
I looked into SWIG, but it's over my head. My
programming experience has been limited to web
scripting languages and a litle FORTRAN. Besides, I
think SWIG may be overkill.
Maybe I am wrong about SWIG, but from what I gather,
using it would either require bec
I wonder if anyone knows of information on how to use the PHP/swig
bindings, I have a copy of the source tree, but I am unsure where I can
start experimenting with the bindings. My overall goal is a concordance
like thing that uses PHP, I am thinking if possible to integrate the
verse display stuff
On Tuesday 07 January 2003 10:22 am, Curtis Farnham wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> I joined the Sword Project about a week ago because I
> want to write a module for the PostNuke CMS
> (http://www.postnuke.com) that uses Sword modules and
> provides Bible text searching and lookup capabilities.
Hi, here'
On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, Curtis Farnham wrote:
> A. Obtaining PHP code that can read *.bks, *.chs, and
> *.vss files,
>
> or
>
> B. understanding the specifics of these files so I can
> develop this portion of the code myself. Again, I
> don't understand C and C++ (or whatever language Sword
> is wr
Okay, the osisCore 1.1.1 Schema, documentation, and list of Bible book
names are now posted at http://www.bibletechnologieswg.org/osis/specs/
along with Troy's tutorial so ignore the URLs in my last message.
--Chris
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Daniel,
pnBible (what I'm calling my project) should run on
any PostNuke site. Both pnBible and PostNuke are
totally written in PHP and use MySQL for data storage
and retrieval, so they should work on any server that
has these things.
I've already published version 0.30 of pnBible to a
subdomain
> know the language it's written in), or requiring that
> all servers on which my module is used have Sword
Take look at my Sword Server (http://swordserver.sf.net).
Well, I will probably will not develop it any further, as initially I developed it for
myself but found an other better way of doi
> Okay, the osisCore 1.1.1 Schema, documentation, and list of Bible book
> names are now posted at http://www.bibletechnologieswg.org/osis/specs/
> along with Troy's tutorial so ignore the URLs in my last message.
Are there already ready OSIS -> (X)HTML XSLT stylesheets?
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Where is this Sword Server thing?
Dan Adams
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> know the language it's
Thus spake "Chris Little"> :
> As a side note, Sword uses only .vss (not .bks or .chs) files and is
> limited to KJV versification.
So, does this mean that some of the verses not included in modern
translations must be there? (e.g. Acts 8.38 if memory serves.)
Patrick
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Curtis,
What I have in my project that I am working at consists of a
database, right now it is MS Access, but that can change and I desire to
change its type, that contains numerous verse listings that are
cross-referenced to various topics that I have found to be connected to
the various v
Paul,
I have been using BCB 6 for Sword now for a year and it does compile, but
there are several tweaks that need to be made to get it to work. I had
intended to make a BCB 6 project file but I have not made one that works
correctly yet, at this point I am using my own private project files which
On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, Patrick Narkinsky wrote:
> Thus spake "Chris Little"> :
>
> > As a side note, Sword uses only .vss (not .bks or .chs) files and is
> > limited to KJV versification.
>
> So, does this mean that some of the verses not included in modern
> translations must be there? (e.g. Acts
I was wondering... I am a bit concerned by this lack (since I am not a big
fan of KJV and am a big fan of the apocrypha - at least for research). Would
there be an interest in a new file format to overcome the numbering/naming
limitations? I might be willing to put some time into it if there were.
I am interested (partially for what I am working on) on being able to
have some of the GenBooks, such as Enoch, Jubilees, Jasher and others
and the apocrypha books available in a book like referencing manner. I
am also thinking of the Book of Mormon, of course for research purposes
and to help with
Alicia,
Thank you for taking the time to consider our offer. Your texts have
been removed from public circulation from our site.
We still list them in our module section but the user will be
redirected to contact you if they are interested in obtaining your texts.
Again, please let me know
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 11:55 pm, Daniel Adams wrote:
> I am interested (partially for what I am working on) on being able to
> have some of the GenBooks, such as Enoch, Jubilees, Jasher and others
> and the apocrypha books available in a book like referencing manner. I
> am also thinking of t
Ok everyone,
There is an updated version of the SWORD API that deals with the OSIS
markup in the KJV2003 project. It is only available via cvs at the
moment, and only the RTF filters support it. My hope is that the
Bibletime or Gnomesword guys will have a chance to look at gbfrtf.cpp
and ap
I did look into it, and that is basically what I am looking for, but I
am desiring to be able to read it into a webpage. Thus the reason why I
am desiring to learn about how to figure out the PHP/Swig Bindings so I
can display texts, and faster than the Perl thing I use.
By the Grace of God,
Dan A
Troy, we had them free for a while, then took a year to get a contract, now
we sell them
Drew
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On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, Joachim Ansorg wrote:
> > - When I have rewritten the lot in thml (assuming that is the easiest
> > path to go for someone pretty good in html xhtml and docbook sgml) how can
> > I make a module out of it? Using the sword software for which I have
> > created up-to-date RPM fi
Thanks for the information, Chris. However, I guess that we may want to
release BibleTime 1.3 first before we move to OSIS which may introduce new
bugs into our code. After that, and as the work on the *->OSIS filters
progresses, we will certainly use OSIS in BibleTime, though the module could
Curtis,
I just sent out my e-mail asking about PHP and being able to
display a verse. This PostNuke thing you are developing, what platform,
and would you possibly want help with it? I don't have the greatest
knowledge of the sword source code strategy, but C++ which it is written
in, I act
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 07:24 pm, Curtis Farnham wrote:
> Maybe I am wrong about SWIG, but from what I gather,
> using it would either require becoming intimately
> familiar with the Sword source code (and I don't even
> know the language it's written in), or requiring that
> all servers on wh
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