If you need any help with Swig stuff, let me know. It should compile with the compiler which you used to compile Sword.
Are you using Linux or Windows? Joachim > Hi there, > > I mentioned a while ago that I used a CCEL.org XML file to create a > Sword module. I promised to get back to Joachim -- sorry it took so > long! The reason is that I was captivated by a Perl GUI programming > frenzy :-) . I needed to test-drive a GUI toolkit, so I decided to > create a GUI tool for the same task. > > You can get it at > > http://www.web42.com/software/sword/ccel2imp/ > > There are some screnshots, and a READ_ME_NOW.txt. For Windows users, I > prepared a distribution zip file that includes perl and the necessary > modules. There's also a zip file that just includes source, and the > source code of the original commandline-tool. > > The XML translation is very basic. Please don't laugh when you look at > it :). It is more a proof of concept. The idea is to only parse the > tags that are known and ignore the rest. I envision that with an > extended parser that parses the attributes as well and allows for the > inclusion of custom rules (that could be specified via a GUI), most > CCEL files could easily be transformed to GBS format. And I think I > really should finally set up a C-Compiler, so I can use the Swig > bindings... > > A note for editing the final content using the tree display: You can > drag-and-drop nodes in the tree to copy them, and delete them by > clicking on them using your right mouse button. It's a bit clumsy, > sorry. > > Let me know what you think... > > Greetings, > Christian -- Joachim Ansorg www.bibletime.de www.ansorgs.de
