[sword-devel] thml2gbs

[Jason and Larua Brooks]

OK.  I went back with the same config as below and generated the files fine.  The only question I have left is this:  is it common to have to manually manipulate the *.bdt files? I ran thml2gbs on Calvin's Institutes and Harmony of the Law in 4 volumes, all in XML (thml).  I realize the Harmony presents problems because it is laid out in chart format.  However, Institutes is flat in relation.  But the thml2gbs caught all the head tags, but missed all the text underneath.  For example, there are simply Roman Numerals in the left pane.  The text pane only lists the topic sentence. I manipulated the first of the bdt file, and corrected some of the problems.  So, question is is this a problem with the source, the conversion process, or what?  Or is it the norm?

Thanks,
Jason
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jason and Larua Brooks" <ljbrooks@mail.com>
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2003 13:25:21 -0600 
To: sword-devel@crosswire.org
Subject: [sword-devel] thml2gbs

> Greetings one and all,
>     Today, I pulled down some thml books from ccel.org with the intention of creating gbs from them.  I ran the thml2gbs from a command window in WinXP Pro.  It created the appropriate files, but failed to populate them.  It would then crash out.  Any ideas of why this occurs?
> 
>      After seeing this, I downloaded a fresh copy of the swicu20.dll and the thml2gbs.exe, and tried again, same thing.  I occurs regardless of the suffix on the doc.  Originally, it was .xml.  I changed it to .thml.  CCEL states that the XML file is acutally a THML file.  Could this be a source of problem?
> 
> Thanks,
> Jason Brooks
> 
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