Alonso,
Could you email me (dmsmith at yahoo dot com) your module source so
I can debug BibleDesktop's problem. I have no idea what could be causing
this. Do you know if your module works correctly in another application?
DM
Alonso Graterol wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've been trying for a while to produce a reading plan in imp
> format to then import to Sword and use it within BibleDesktop,
> following instructions in
> http://www.crosswire.org/sword/develop/swordmodule/.
> I used the key encoding "$$$mm.dd" as indicated for each day
> followed by a new line indicating the passage to read.
> I then use the imp2ld tool to import to Sword before firing up BD.
> (Sorry, I pressed send by accident)
> I use a .conf file similar to the one for losung_99 daily devotional
> When in BD the reading plan does not show all days that were
> defined and also there is barely a chronological order. Some old dates
> appear more than once. For example: february 16, february 19, february
> 17, february 21, february 17, etc. Furthermore, I can select the empty
> space where line february 17 should be (after february 16) and I can
> read the converted code corresponding to february 17 and february 18 (
> 02.17, blah blah, 02.18, blah blah).
> What amaze me is that despite the source file is uniformly formated
> what is shown in BD is odd. Why some dates are shown correctly and
> others do not? There is not a pattern to predict which ones will show
> correctly.
> Is there something I'm missing in the process?
> Thanks,
>
> Alonso
>
>
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