Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
I've been listening to the discussion and ideas but haven't had too
much time to comment. I like the idea of providing these 'virtual
modules' as dropin solutions for frontend developers. It's a great
idea. I think we discussed previously that I would like for
DM Smith wrote:
I think that there is more that can be done in the API.
I merely meant that we are nearly feature complete. That doesn't mean we
won't still have plenty of work ahead of us in the area of improving the
API.
If I understand correctly, the osisIDs are to form a nesting hiera
I am actually talking about dynamically creating the configurations
themselves (using SWConfig). So a user would use the frontend to
manually add some set of modules to a new parallel virtual module (or
remove them). Each time the configuration is changed, SWConfig would
write out its new confi
Chris Little wrote:
DM Smith wrote:
If I understand correctly, the osisIDs are to form a nesting
hierarchy. If it weren't for the fact that an element with an osisID
can start in one document element and finish outside of it, I think
elements with osisIDs could be represented with begin and
DM Smith wrote:
> How about adding Strong's numbers virtually?
One not so little issue:
Word order. Different languages uses words that mean the same thing,
in a different sequence. [ EG: Subject Object Verb, Subject Verb
Object, Object, Subject Verb ]
The same word in a language can be us
Presumably that problem has already been solved because we have the translations already. The concept does seem a little far-out, though. It would be interesting to hear a more detailed version of what exactly was being suggested for the virtual addition of the Strong's Numbers.
--GregOn 1/22/06,
On 1/22/06, Chris Little <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am actually talking about dynamically creating the configurationsthemselves (using SWConfig). So a user would use the frontend tomanually add some set of modules to a new parallel virtual module (orremove them). Each time the configuration is ch
Greg Hellings wrote:
Presumably that problem has already been solved because we have the
translations already. The concept does seem a little far-out,
though. It would be interesting to hear a more detailed version of
what exactly was being suggested for the virtual addition of the
Strong's
Jonathon Blake wrote:
DM Smith wrote:
How about adding Strong's numbers virtually?
One not so little issue:
Word order. Different languages uses words that mean the same thing,
in a different sequence. [ EG: Subject Object Verb, Subject Verb
Object, Object, Subject Verb ]
A
DM Smith wrote:
> The trick is to get the Strong's Numbers in the first place.
IOW, "Bible" modules that contains just Strong's Numbers for the
Greek NT, Hebrew OT, and Greek LXX.
> This search could be done on a background thread and presented asynchronously
> as "Verses of Possible Interest"
DM Smith wrote:
Didn't think it was going to be easy. But I was going to start with
Bibles, since their structure is more well known and the problem space
would be greatly reduced. Besides, OSIS is not quite there yet for
describing a commentary (though one could use Bible markup, if it is a
Chris Little wrote:
DM Smith wrote:
Didn't think it was going to be easy. But I was going to start with
Bibles, since their structure is more well known and the problem
space would be greatly reduced. Besides, OSIS is not quite there yet
for describing a commentary (though one could use Bibl
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