Steven,
I also have this same problem, now. We're working on some finishing touches in the linux build system, so bare with us while we fix these.



Re: [sword-devel] Problem with copying "Reference with text"


This is specific to Bibletime and one of them will need to help you. We just return the results; it's up to them to format the results for user display. That doesn't PRECLUDE the fact that we may have a problem in the engine, but your description leads me to believe not.

Re: [sword-devel] Can't shut off footnotes in KJV, KJV lite modules

You probably just need to update to the latest KJV module on the beta download page. The earlier released were a hybrid of 2 markup technologies, and the filters were modified to handle this special case. The newest version (and newest version of sword reflects this) is implemented entirely in OSIS.

The BT guys may also need to update their render filter and possibly option displays to handle the new stuff.


Hope this helps, and thank you for the reports!


-Troy.



Steven P. Ulrick wrote:
Hello, Everyone :)
When I attempt to compile the CVS version of Sword using the script that
I have always used successfully in the past, it exits after
"./autogen.sh"  Here is the entire output of "./autogen.sh":

*** Recreating aclocal.m4
aclocal
*** Recreating configure
*** Recreating the Makefile.in files
lib/Makefile.am:18: libsword_la_SOURCES was already defined in condition
TRUE, which implies condition INSTALLMGR_TRUE

  libsword_la_SOURCES (User, where = lib/Makefile.am:18) +=
  {
    TRUE => $(keysdir)/swkey.cpp $(keysdir)/listkey.cpp
$(keysdir)/versekey.cpp $(keysdir)/strkey.cpp $(keysdir)/treekey.cpp
$(keysdir)/treekeyidx.cpp $(utilfunsdir)/Greek2Greek.cpp
$(utilfunsdir)/utilstr.cpp $(utilfunsdir)/utilweb.cpp
$(utilfunsdir)/utilxml.cpp $(utilfunsdir)/unixstr.cpp
$(utilfunsdir)/swunicod.cpp $(utilfunsdir)/swversion.cpp
$(utilfunsdir)/swbuf.cpp $(utilfunsdir)/ftpparse.c $(UNTGZ) $(SWREGEX)
$(utilfunsdir)/roman.cpp $(mgrdir)/swconfig.cpp $(mgrdir)/swmgr.cpp
$(mgrdir)/swfiltermgr.cpp $(mgrdir)/encfiltmgr.cpp
$(mgrdir)/markupfiltmgr.cpp $(mgrdir)/filemgr.cpp $(mgrdir)/swlocale.cpp
$(mgrdir)/localemgr.cpp $(mgrdir)/swcacher.cpp
  }
lib/Makefile.am:18: warning: automake does not support conditional
definition of libsword_la_SOURCES in libsword_la_SOURCES
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
/usr/bin/automake line 8449.
: am_libsword_la_OBJECTS was already defined in condition TRUE, which
implies condition INSTALLMGR_TRUE
  am_libsword_la_OBJECTS (Automake, where = undefined) =
  {
    TRUE => swkey.lo listkey.lo versekey.lo strkey.lo treekey.lo
treekeyidx.lo Greek2Greek.lo utilstr.lo utilweb.lo utilxml.lo unixstr.lo
swunicod.lo swversion.lo swbuf.lo ftpparse.lo $(am__objects_1)
$(am__objects_2) roman.lo swconfig.lo swmgr.lo swfiltermgr.lo
encfiltmgr.lo markupfiltmgr.lo filemgr.lo swlocale.lo localemgr.lo
swcacher.lo swdisp.lo swlog.lo swmodule.lo rawstr.lo rawstr4.lo
swcomprs.lo lzsscomprs.lo $(am__objects_3) rawverse.lo swcipher.lo
zverse.lo zstr.lo entriesblk.lo sapphire.lo swbasicfilter.lo
swoptfilter.lo gbfhtml.lo gbfhtmlhref.lo gbfwebif.lo gbfplain.lo
gbfrtf.lo plainhtml.lo cipherfil.lo rtfhtml.lo gbfstrongs.lo
gbffootnotes.lo gbfheadings.lo gbfredletterwords.lo gbfmorph.lo
plainfootnotes.lo thmlstrongs.lo thmlfootnotes.lo thmlheadings.lo
thmlmorph.lo thmllemma.lo thmlscripref.lo thmlvariants.lo gbfthml.lo
thmlgbf.lo thmlrtf.lo thmlhtml.lo thmlhtmlhref.lo thmlwebif.lo
thmlosis.lo gbfosis.lo thmlplain.lo osisheadings.lo osisfootnotes.lo
osishtmlhref.lo osismorph.lo osisstrongs.lo osisplain.lo osisrtf.lo
osislemma.lo osisredletterwords.lo osisscripref.lo unicodertf.lo
latin1utf8.lo latin1utf16.lo utf8utf16.lo utf16utf8.lo scsuutf8.lo
utf8html.lo utf8latin1.lo utf8cantillation.lo utf8hebrewpoints.lo
utf8greekaccents.lo thmlolb.lo greeklexattribs.lo $(am__objects_5)
swgenbook.lo rawgenbook.lo swtext.lo rawtext.lo ztext.lo swcom.lo
rawcom.lo rawfiles.lo zcom.lo hrefcom.lo swld.lo rawld.lo rawld4.lo
zld.lo flatapi.lo
  }

The "script" I use to update Sword from the CVS is as follows (line
break added for readability):
cd /home/steve/CVS/sword && cvs -f update -R -d -P '.' 2>&1 &&
./autogen.sh && ./usrinst.sh && make && su

If I run "./usrinst.sh" and "make" separately after "./autogen.sh" exits
in the strange manner quoted above, then everything works fine.  But I
usually just run the above quoted script and it updates and compiles
with no problems.  And also, I have never ever seen the above quoted
message before.

Any help you can give me on this is greatly appreciated :)
Steven P. Ulrick
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