I personally use Quanta to edit the OSIS files since it's an XML format, and I think developping a module to support OSIS in Quanta would be great :) If anyone is willing to do that...
<>< Raphaël Le Vendredi 24 Mars 2006 15:26, canfield a écrit : > Hello, > To those interested, a new version of SwordModuleCreator can be found at > sourceforge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/modulecreator/ > There are two flavours to choose from: > The executable is a setup file which will install the executable, help and > test project files (Windows only) The second is the source code for > SwordModuleCreator for those who wish to try compiling themselves. > > The program has been debugged and further developed. It is now possible to > have a project which contains multiple files. The files will be compiled > into a single module. The tags catalog now includes Osis, VPL and IMP > formats, so bibles, daily devotions and lexicons may be created with it. > All compilers are built-in and written using wxWidgets. The windows setup > includes a help file which descibes the functions. It also includes a > little test project showing how multiple files can be used to create a > genbook module. > > There is no doubt more that could be added, but at the moment I will leave > this version as the final one except for any corrections found necessary. > Hopefully this application will prove to be a usefull tool for those using > windows. I would like to try and port it to Linux, but my attempts so far > have failed due to not being able to set up the system properly for > wxWidgets. Perhaps some one might like to have a go? Anyway have fun using > it. -- Raphaël Pinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ubuntu - Linux for Human Beings http://www.ubuntulinux.org
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