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2009-10-24
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Ok, the entire stack is now in the Extras repository. WooHoo! What a pain that was. These libraries are "optified" so they should not have to be compiled again and these should be final.
So, Pierre you should be able to put up Rapier at any time.
Nathan
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2009-10-24
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Thanks !
Would it be possible to change some settings in the control file so dependencies works as expected ?
sword16-dev should Depends on sword16, not on sword. Same for the python-sword module (and could it be called python-sword16 ?)
Oh, and installmgr is packaged in the -devel version. As Rapier use it to install remote modules, would it be possible to have it in the sword16 package ?
I have applyed your patched related to the tuple version of some hildon function, added some more.
Now there is still an issue with starting rapier while there is no module installed at all. I will see what can be done about that.
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2009-10-24
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2009-10-24
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2009-10-24
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2009-10-25
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Nathan, what if any texts are included with the default sword package? I'm curious, because I'm wondering how to handle the initial startup.
Also, what do people think about module installation? My initial thoughts are to simply offer the option to download and install texts from a remote location (e.g. ftp.crosswire.org). Does anyone have an opinion on this?
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2009-10-25
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I liked the way Rapier worked in earlier versions where it was able to download and install modules from ftp.crossfire.org. It should also be possible to manually install modules by unpacking them wherever it is that this program stores them.
So let me get this straight as I have read only a couple of pages in this thread, is this a straight port of rapier or a new program?
Either way are the people developing it looking for help? I have been spoiled lately by a bible application on a friends iPhone and would love to recreate some of the features from there. One thing that I think is useful is for there to be a notes application built in that allows the user to either link the notes with the scripture reference or store it by some name. The idea is that when you are looking at a scripture you can pull up your previous notes on it easily.
So yeah I am rattling on a bit but this is something I really want and don't know how to best jump in and help as it seems the ball is already rolling.
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2009-10-25
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I liked the way Rapier worked in earlier versions where it was able to download and install modules from ftp.crossfire.org. It should also be possible to manually install modules by unpacking them wherever it is that this program stores them.
So let me get this straight as I have read only a couple of pages in this thread, is this a straight port of rapier or a new program?
Either way are the people developing it looking for help? I have been spoiled lately by a bible application on a friends iPhone and would love to recreate some of the features from there. One thing that I think is useful is for there to be a notes application built in that allows the user to either link the notes with the scripture reference or store it by some name. The idea is that when you are looking at a scripture you can pull up your previous notes on it easily.
Not sure if anyone has the time to work on this, but I will if no one else is taking the lead. What do the rest of you think? Is this a worthwhile addition or do you just stick to Xournal and MaemoPad++ for notes?
Another thing (and I haven't tried the newest versions so I don't know if this is still a problem) that I would like to work on if no one else is is the lag that comes when selecting a book and chapter. It is almost always faster for me to pick up a physical bible and turn to the scripture than it is to select the book (wait) select the chapter (wait again) and then scroll down to the verse. I am not sure of the cause of this but an easy way to at least lessen it's effects would be to have the ability to select a book and then a chapter and then click "Go" or something before it actually loads the text.
So yeah I am rattling on a bit but this is something I really want and don't know how to best jump in and help as it seems the ball is already rolling.
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So, Pierre you should be able to put up Rapier at any time.
Any other devs that are wanting to test stuff can now pull down the entire stack to their scratchbox also.
Nathan