Thanks Adam, I'll try this.
I just can't try it right now, since the machine I'm planning to run
sword on is a stand alone machine with no network, and right now I'm at
work.
Daniel,
If this doesn't fix the problem, I'll send you the makefile.
Thanks for all the help,
Kind regards,
Martijn Ru
Has anyone given thought to integrating their UI with the Perseus project?
This would create an extremely powerful combination, especially for the web
based product.
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Please explain more.
Martin
Am Mittwoch, 12. November 2003 19:54 schrieb Keith Ralston:
> Has anyone given thought to integrating their UI with the Perseus project?
> This would create an extremely powerful combination, especially for the web
> based product.
>
> _
Perseus is a digital library of ancient Greek and Latin texts. It is a
treasure for research work. This site allows researchers access to primary
sources for researching definition. In addition to having a large number of
texts on-line, they have research tools. This is my source for doing
orig
Keith,
I would definitely be interested in this!
However, to integrate it in the frontends would require public domain or
licensed data files for us to use. Url integration in the frontends except
for maybe the web interface does not make too much sense, does it?
Martin
Am Mittwoch, 12. Novem
I think integration would have to assume some connectivity to the internet.
Many applications now have this type of functionality. The "stand alone"
UIs could launch a browser with the URL or they could integrate the returned
HTML in their own windows. This would allow them to utilize the
functio
Well, if you come up with something similar for Sword, I don't think anybody
would object it. =) I have a flatrate connection.
Martin
Am Mittwoch, 12. November 2003 21:26 schrieb Keith Ralston:
> I think integration would have to assume some connectivity to the internet.
> Many applications
Unfortunately, I am not adept enough with C/C++ for such an undertaking. I
can handle the macro language in Libronix.
That not withstanding, the web interface might be a good place to try to get
something going. When I hear back from Perseus, I'll look into that project
and see if I can get any
Sword actually has a HREFCom driver that uses a similar concept. The
idea is that the Sword module entry contains an URL that points to a
page with real the real information. The old version of JFB used this
mechanism, pointing to the CCEL version of JFB. At one point, this
caused some probl
