Hi there team. :)
So, apparently HTTP isn't really supported with the SWORD
InstallMgr... I've been looking around & trying to figure out what is
missing & I've discovered that there seems to be a sorta-framework for
HTTP in there, but it's half done... I'm looking at what is required
John,
Are you working directly in OSIS, or using USFM and then converting?
Presumably the text you are working on is the Irish ABN.
Thanks to Kahunapule Michael Johnson in PNG,
the KJV is available in USFM format (including deuterocanon) at
http://ebible.org/bible/kjv/kjvsf.zip http://ebible.or
Hi.
I've been working on a Bible project for the last year or so and happened to
show it to a friend at church. He suggested that the sword mailing list may
be interested in it as you have put together a variety of different Bible
readers already. Although it's still very much under development (an
Hi all,
I'm preparing a commentary in OSIS, and have some feature requests :
* OSIS tables
* additional hi types: small-caps, underline, super, sub (small-caps
is most important of these, but I'd appreciate all four)
* markers. When processed, these currently add a generic dou
David,
The file was converted manually to USFM, with initial help from Daniel
Owens, who also suggested that I use Bibledit to convert to OSIS. Thanks
for the link to the KJVA. It allows me to see the 81 books instead of the
73 that I have been working on. The Greek Esther and Daniel extracts
I am using a sword module (ASV) to create my quotes for a paper (book
actually). How does one enter a sword module in the bibliography?
Thanks
Art Bolstad
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On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 11:33 AM, wrote:
> David,
>
> The file was converted manually to USFM, with initial help from Daniel
> Owens, who also suggested that I use Bibledit to convert to OSIS. Thanks
> for the link to the KJVA. It allows me to see the 81 books instead of the
> 73 that I have bee
I just installed it in Firefox 3.0.14 under Windows XP, along with Google
Gears.
The navigation method is novel, and makes a refreshing change from dropdown
menus or trees of folders.
Looks promising! This is my personal view - other CrossWire volunteers will
form their own opinions.
What licen
Greg,
I've been aware of the change up to v1.6, which is why I was a bit confused
with not being able to download it. I'm only using Windows and the default
Windows version is 1.5.11. I wouldn't know where to start to get Linux
working. Is it fair to say that I cannot use alt v11n in Windows a
I think those of us who are Windows users are regarded as "poor cousins" by
some CrossWire programmers. :confused:
I've been wondering for several months when someone would compile 1.6 for us
so we could just download the Win32 binary.
David Haslam
http://www.crosswire.org/wiki/User:David_Hasla
johndu...@cgcf.net wrote:
1 Is there a KJVA Bible that I can download or obtain for Sword
(v1.5.11) or Bibledit (or other program to view a Sword module)? I'd like
to check the v11n etc.
I just realized that I haven't yet posted any demo v11n modules for
anything other than the Leningra
Hi there
David Haslam wrote:
I've been wondering for several months when someone would compile 1.6 for us
so we could just download the Win32 binary.
Keep an eye on the other cross platform frontends. Some of those may
very well soon offer a Windows binary which links with 1.6 befo
Sorry David,
You had asked for this a while ago. If it was as simple as recompiling
against 1.6 to get v11n support, we would have done so already. BibleCS
does indeed compile against 1.6, and what is in SVN is also ALMOST av11n
aware. I wanted BibleCS to take advantage of the av11n features of
David Haslam wrote:
I think those of us who are Windows users are regarded as "poor
cousins" by some CrossWire programmers. :confused:
I think you may have that somewhat backwards. CrossWire itself makes
its source code available for download to everyone with Internet access,
Linux and Wind
I think there's a second perspective you can look at it from, which is in
David's mind
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 9:28 PM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
> David Haslam wrote:
>
> I think those of us who are Windows users are regarded as "poor
>> cousins" by some CrossWire programmers. :confused:
>>
>
> I
Greg Hellings wrote:
On another hand, one could also point out that autotools is native to
the SWORD library, is regularly updated when file names, directory
structures and the like change. Thus, at any given point, a user could
just pull the SVN tree and have a very high probability of things
>> There are also file system paths on Windows which had not been tested,
>> then were found to mishandle unicode. Last I heard, this was not resolved
>> -- though I understand that it works fine in Linux.
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that was an issue with Xiphos on
> Win32. I don't
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