Noted and reproduced your bug. Thanks. I'll get right on it. There is special code that says, "Hey, when I'm doing a word lookup, see if it is surrounded by <> or (); if so, strip those off cuz we're probably a strongs number." Well, problem is, the RTF control returns the current word as "<0776>." Strange, but we can take care of it. It's definitely a windows frontend thing. Thanks again for reporting it.
-Troy.
Steve Tang wrote:
Go to KJV & turn on Strong's number. E.g. in Gen 1:1, when you right click on <07225> and choose 'Dictionary Lookup', your chosen Hebrew dictionary show 07225, right? Try do the same at the end of the verse: <0776>. Instead of showing 0776, <0776>. comes up.Go to verse 7 where there is '<07549>:', the same thing happens when there's is a colon after the right angle bracket. In verse 29, there's a semicolon like '<02233>;'. On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, Martin Gruner wrote:Date: Wed, 23 Oct 2002 15:10:31 +0200
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Subject: Re: [sword-devel] 1.5.5 Strong's number bug
Steve, could you tell us more detailed what exactly is happening? I don't really understand what you wanted to point out.
Martin
Comma is fine now. But not period and semicolon. I made a Chinese module with Strong's numbers. And I don't know why. This funny thing also happens before Chinese marks like comma, period, semicolon, but not words, as if sword knows the difference between Chinese words and marks. My guess is that this 'problem' occurs in all languages. This goes away when I put spaces after '>'s. So my suggestion is: instead of hard code all possible punctuation marks in, we may need to just put spaces after the right angle brackets. If nobody volunteers, I can remake a KJV module. How do I upload a test module? Steve Tang...Steve Tang...
