Hi, > > Perhaps what you can use is "mod2imp SomeModule > SomeModule.imp".
mod2imp should restore everything in the module. > Thanks, but it doesn't restore the whole thing. I'm really looking for > the bits which are *not* restored by doing this - especially anchors, > ids, names and so on. My problem is I have ThML sources for general > books and commentaries, and want to convert them to Sword modules. The > thing that is especially difficult is how the ids and names etc in > anchors get converted into references that Sword uses -- the internal > <a> links in the modules I'm importing do not work once I've imported > them into Sword. I'm using BibleTime to test, and know that the > internal links in 'Institutes' do work, but I can't get the sources to > see how this has been achieved. I have a similar problem with getting > commentaries to work -- the ThML sources have correct <scripCom> tags, > but the imported module appears empty when imported as a commentary. Could you give me an example of the internal links in Institutes? Internal links always have been a problem. I don't think they work. A page which combines several items into one with links embedded is done using DisplayLevel >= 2 in the conf file. The links inserted are BibleTime specific using the module entries. It doesn't come from the source data. > Does no-one have copies of the exact sources used to generate the > 'Institutes' or 'Luther' modules, or an exact description of the process > used to turn them into Sword modules? That would be the quickest way to > solve my problem. I think Chris Little should have the sources. Troy has to approve the modules, please ask him directly about submitting your own modules to Crosswire. Joachim -- <>< Re: deemed www.bibletime.info _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page
