It could be. There is a "DRCgb" GenBook that contains the Douay-Rheims, Challoner Revision. But, really, all books could be GenBooks--I don't know that we want to go down that path of moving all book types to the GenBook driver. And with the current implementation, it's horribly slow. On the other hand, it simplifies OSIS compliant import/export quite a bit.

If you're thinking that we should ship the Apocrpha as a separate book, and that it should be a GenBook, that would be a bad idea. Apocrypha are part of Bibles, not separate works.

--Chris

Geoffrey W Hastings wrote:

Couldn't it be added as a general book.
IMHO that's where it probably belongs.

Geoff Hastings

On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 16:43:38 -0500 Tom Pollard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:

Pham Koi wrote:

Everybody wants to have the Catholic books, but no one know or

have


time to spend time modifying the code to handle the

deuterocanonical


books in SWORD code.

Would an effort to make the necessary changes be accepted by the Sword project? I understand that that any proposed code changes would have to be vetted by the project leaders; I'm asking whether there are any reasons why such changes would be rejected out of hand as incompatible with the goals of the Sword project?


Tom Pollard

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