> > Similar to what others have suggested, you might think of just doing an > > OSIS reader and not try to read Sword modules. There are quite a few of > > them and you'll need to be quite familiar with C++ in order to understand > > the code that reads/writes them. > > Naive question alert... > You mean I can't reverse engineer them from the text markup itself?
Jimmie, Sword modules are binaries, not text! Some of these are even compressed files. > The Java frontend, does it use the Sword libraries or will there be Java > code for reading Sword modules? There are more than one Java frontend. The answer is different for different frontends. > It is quite possible I am underestimating the task of reading/parsing > Sword modules. I thought the modules/text/rawtext/***/ot > modules/text/rawtext/***/nt were simply text files which the Sword > libraries parsed to create what was sent to the front end. > > Am I missing something significant? > Is all I need not in those files? These are binaries. There are not only RawText, but also several other formats you need. -- Victor Porton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel
