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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 03/04/2018 08:46 PM,
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:bschroeder@internode.on.net">bschroeder@internode.on.net</a> wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:435311269cee607a30258b791c6295bc626fedb7@webmail.internode.on.net">I
am using Linux, Windows and Android.</blockquote>
<font face="FreeSerif">FYI in Sword, this is in swmgr.cpp:<br>
const char *SWMgr::globalConfPath =
"/etc/sword.conf:/usr/local/etc/sword.conf";<br>
</font>/etc/sword.conf references /usr/share/sword by default.
Typically, though, this is unused, module installation tending
toward being a personal matter.<br>
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And so then $HOME/.sword is also checked in swmgr.cpp.<br>
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Along the way, $SWORD_PATH is handled.<br>
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OS-specific hackery includes the Windows check:<br>
// for various flavors of windoze...<br>
// check %ALLUSERSPROFILE%/Application Data/sword/<br>
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No mention of Android in the code, but it's Linux, except that I'm
not aware that $HOME means anything in Android...<br>
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Don't neglect that SWMgr's general goal is the amalgamation of all
discovered module areas, e.g. you can have modules in both
/usr/share/sword and ~/.sword. I don't know the rules for precedence
in that case, if e.g. kjv.conf is found in each.<br>
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This is all in Sword. No clues about JSword's habits.<br>
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