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On 25.02.2014 02:21, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> I hesitate to even humor yet another response to unwarranted
> criticism.
>
> Let's just say what you really mean: You think people have
> trouble contributing to the SWORD project because we don't use
Hi Jaak,
You're new here. The Zefania/Haggai/True Sharp Sword/Free Scriptures
people are not. They've been "competing" with us for over a decade.
Their "competition" consists of ripping off content in violation of
licenses and trolling sword-devel. There's a program somewhere that uses
Zefan
Thanks for your positive reception to my suggestion, Chris.
Other less common brackets (also with potential font issues) might be:
⁅ ... ⁆ SQUARE BRACKETS WITH QUILL
❲ ... ❳ TORTOISE SHELL BRACKETS ORNAMENT
⌜ ... ⌟ (or ⌞ ... ⌝) TOP & BOTTOM CORNERS
IMHO, The latter have a certain attractive lo
A further thought...
Might it be feasible to permit to define the variant delimiter markers
somewhere within the conf file?
i.e. As replacements for whatever we decide to use as defaults.
David
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On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 08:15:03AM +0100, Peter Von Kaehne wrote:
In essence, if the module is of the kind as this one - ancient
and clearly with problems, chances are that the module needs to
be recreated from scratch anyway. Find a decent source and
produce a replacement. This time with the a
Hi Timothy,
I haven't built SWORD for a few years, and don't 100% remember how to build
it.
However, in answer to your questions, I did use Visual Studio 2008 Express
Edition to build for Windows as it was always going to match best with the
standard Windows Python 2.6/2.7 build.
I think I used a
Hi Jaak,
I've been around CrossWire for quite a few years without actually being
part of the official group, so I think my opinion might be helpful here as
I don't have any turf to defend (CrossWire regulars: please chip in if I'm
misrepresenting anything).
On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 7:18 PM, Jaak R
> Von: "Jonathan Morgan"
> I haven't built SWORD for a few years,
Dear Jonathan
Just a short question - and this is a complete aside for this thread - is
BpBible still maintained or not?
Also will BpBible at any time support av11n - even if there is no mapping? We
have more and more modu
Hi Peter,
Honest answer: I don't know. More details below.
On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 12:51 AM, Peter Von Kaehne wrote:
> > Von: "Jonathan Morgan"
>
> > I haven't built SWORD for a few years,
>
>
> Dear Jonathan
>
> Just a short question - and this is a complete aside for this thread - is
> BpBi
Hello!
Hopefully someone can point me in the correct direction.
I am working on a New Testament written in a RtL language. The XML validates,
and as far as I can tell the OSIS formatting is correct.
BUT, whenever I generate a module using osis2mod, and any combination of -z and
-v (I tried them
Where are you seeing this problem of verse placement numbers? Some of the
frontends have problem displaying verse numbers in the right place with RtoL
text.
Otherwise, I think it is a problem with your text.
The verse number will be placed where the element starts. If you put a
elements such
Thank you for your helpful answers. I had been attempting to use
CMake to build a Visual Studio 2008 project and make the SWIG
bindings. Now I understand why that didn't work.
Also, I now have some more questions:
@Jon You mentioned that you used the Visual Studio projec
Thanks for getting back to me DM,
I see this problem on Eloquent, and PocketSword. Bibles in similar languages do
not exhibit the same problem. I have access to some OSIS forms of a few of
those and as far as I can tell my code is the same as theirs.
I do use … here is a sample:
يسانىڭ سىناقت
On 02/25/2014 02:22 PM, DM Smith wrote:
> Some of the frontends have problem displaying verse numbers in the
> right place with RtoL text.
> Otherwise, I think it is a problem with your text. The verse number
> will be placed where the element starts.
It's not a problem merely with RtoL text. Se
Apparently, this module was created by an earlier version of osis2mod. Back in
the day, content between verses was assumed to be only titles. Those were
pulled out and placed at the beginning of a verse and marked with
subType="x-preverse".
The rest of the non-title content was assumed to be pa
When you run osis2mod it displays the version number. What is it? You might be
using a version that does not handle paragraph markup between verses.
Otherwise:
I think this may be solved in Bible Desktop, where we use arabic numbers so
they flow with everything else. Can you give that a try. You
Hi Timothy,
On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 6:24 AM, rj_qgsous_sword <
rj_qgsous_sw...@objectmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you for your helpful answers. I had been attempting to use CMake to
> build a Visual Studio 2008 project and make the SWIG bindings. Now I
> understand why that didn't work.
>
> Also, I n
t; If you have these at the end of a verse right before , it will
>>> cause other problems that are not as obvious.
>>>
>>> Hope this helps a bit.
>>>
>>> In Him,
>>> DM
>>
>>
right after the
>>>> start, then the verse number will be followed by a newline.
>>>>
>>>> Generally, elements that contain text and imply newlines should be placed
>>>> between verses. On occasion it can split a verse. Likewise for such
>>>>
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