The Viet module was updated to a UTF-8 source from a font-specific encoding.

 

Two new English modules were added (both locked) Common (the Common Edition New Testament) and BWE (Bible in Worldwide English).  And two Japanese modules were added JapNSKI and JapKUG, both in x-euc-jp encoding, a variant of JIS X 208, so until I finish up those encoding filters, they won’t be of much use.

 

I also went through the entire collection and entered Lang= values for all modules and MinimumVersion=1.5.2 for all modules requiring 1.5.2+, which includes all ThML or UTF-8 texts.  And a few modules were marked with Encoding= values, such as all modules using Win1256 or Symbol encodings.

 

And finally, I removed the ArabicLtoR, ChiGU-GB, and ChiGU-B5 modules since they seemed to be redundant & were presently non-functional anyway.  ChiGU-UTF8 was then renamed simply ChiGU.

 

Does anyone think we need to keep the .conf files that are in the module directories themselves?  They’re never used and just seem to cause more work.  I’ll update them as well if anyone thinks we should, but have so far only updated the mods.d .conf files.

 

Oy.

 

--Chris

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