> So, if you are looking for a way to read raw data in a module stored in
> the RawText format, then you can:
>
> SWModule *bible = new RawText("/path/to/kjv",...);
> bible->SetKey("jn 3:16");
> cout << *bible;
>
> Troy
I'm attempting to put together a "micro-Diatheke" to learn more about how
Swor
Lynn Allan,
Note the 'raw data' wording below-- it doesn't say 'unmarked-up text'
The RawText driver implies a human-readable flat file as a datastore.
It doesn't say anything about the markup within the file. The .conf
file that goes with each module tells what kind of markup you should
expe
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Don, I committed the changes I made the last time.
If you look at the bookdisplay you see that it's looking bad. Is there any way
to insert the image usign CSS?
Thanks,
Joachim
> Don,
> I worked a bit on Unicde formatting. Since I don't know of any
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> Don, I committed the changes I made the last time.
> If you look at the bookdisplay you see that it's looking bad. Is there any
way
> to insert the image usign CSS?
I get an error for that page.
http://www.crosswire.org/sw
Hi everyone,
I have downloaded the released version of Mac Sword. I want to know where
the source code is to build it ourselves. What developer tools does the
sword source code require?
Brent
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done:
Don A. Elbourne Jr. wrote:
For modules that contain the information, could we add a span for the Words
of Jesus? Something like or class="jesusquote" or
something like that? I noticed the WEB module uses the deprecated font tag
for this and the KJV has the information, but not in XHTML.
