[mobile-devel] Greetings

[Tóth Tamás]

Hi!

I'm afraid you've got me wrong somehow - I don't use VC4, I only used 
VC4 project files to create VS2005 project files from them. I use VS2005.
To get sources I followed the instructions on page 
http://swordreader.org/index.php/volunteer/source_code/
I've already downloaded svn client and used it (a linux version). I've 
got some ideas what to do and I would like to know if it is the last 
version I should start from.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I understand you've 
written nobody works on this project nowadays, so I won't run into any 
source conflict if I want to commit some code changes and I'm free to do 
any changes I would like to.

Is there any description of file formats sword use that I can use? I 
would like to be sure that UTF-8 codeset is commonly used (not only my 
hungarian translations) and I would like to convert some of my favourite 
translations into sword format if it's possible (of course it is surely 
possible, I mean if I can ;o)

Regards,
    Tommy

Barry Drake írta:
> Hi there .........
>
> Tóth Tamás wrote:
>> The other thing is I've never used svn earlier (only cvs and 
>> sourcesafe) and I would like to ask you what to do with my modified 
>> files.
> First, tell me where (exactly) you got the source.  Are you talking 
> about SwordReader for WinMo?  The last guy who did serious work on 
> that project was David Trotz.  He worked up until Febreary 2009.  
> Without checking, I really don't know whether the files on the 
> crosswire svn are the up to date ones.  Congratulations on making the 
> thing work under VC4.  I used to be involved with the project a while 
> back and will help as much as I can, but first, I need to look at your 
> starting point, and look at the files David last uploaded to see where 
> we go from here.
>
> SVN is really easy to use.  As you are using VC4, I assume you are on 
> Windows.  Tortoise SVN is the application you will need.  You can use 
> it to download, but you will need to be granted upload access before 
> you can commit.  Meanwhile, I can upload your files for you.
>
> David is no longer active on the project, and neither am I so it is up 
> for grabs if you want to take it on.  I've copied this to the Sword 
> developer's list, as I'm not sure how many folk take the mobile-devel 
> list.  It hardly ever gets posts.  You might want to join Sword_Devel 
> as well.
>
> God bless,
> Barry
>
> -- From Barry Drake (The Revd) Health and Healing advisor to the East 
> Midlands Synod of the United Reformed Church.  See 
> http://www.urc5.org.uk/index for information about the synod, and 
> http://www.urc5.org.uk/?q=node/703 for the Synod Healing pages.
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