Re: [be] Creating a Sword module error message

[Oreo Warpok]

Thanks very much, Teus!

I just tried to install. I did 

sudo apt-get install python perl libsword-utils

I initialized git and got the files.

I did't do this: The above command clones the code repository to your local disk. It will create a directory called "bibledit". Go into that directory, and do the normal "./configure", "make", "sudo make install" sequence, as is described in the installation documentation.

But that doesn't seem to work.

I did 

cd bibledit
git reset --hard
git pull
cd gtk
./configure
make
sudo make install

The ./configure or the sudo make gave an error 1 and something about root password. 

So I did

./configure --with-mysql-root-password=password

And it seems to have gone through without a hitch.

But I still have .9 running according to About, and no new Export categories.

Would this have worked to install in the the .9 location, or should I have zapped that installation and started from scratch?

Also, there was an error that went by too fast somewhere that said something about recommending to install some package. I could not scroll back to it.

Please let me know if you know how to fix my problem!

Phil

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On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 1:36 PM, Teus Benschop <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi Phil,

Thank you for the PB_TSI USFM data.

It is indeed the crosswire people who are maintaining the stuff to create Sword modules.

A solution for your problem, or a work-around, might be in the newest development version bibledit-web. It has a feature, completed this afternoon, to export the USFM to OSIS and to a Sword module. It uses the tools provided by the Crosswire Bible Society. It creates four flavours of OSIS, and consequently also four flavours of Sword modules. Hopefully one or two will behave better for you than what you see now. The ones that are definitely supposed to work are the flavours that remove all non-canonical stuff like headings and introductions, and remain with the clear verse text only, without any footnotes also. It remains with just the pure Word of God only.

The development version of bibledit-web depends on some more prerequisites, as listed here:

http://bibleconsultants.dyndns.org/bibledit-web-demo/help/installnewubuntu.php

Getting the code of the development version, and install it, is described here:

https://sites.google.com/site/bibledit/community/development

But it's about Bibledit-Gtk. For Bibledit-Web, change the step about "cd gtk" to "cd web".

I hope that this help you getting the text displayed in Xiphos, in Bibletime, and in the Android AndBible

Regards,

Teus.