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==Back-end API development tools== * [[DevTools:SWORD|SWORD Engine (C++)]]

#Collect and install the necessary software tools. ==Collect and Install Software Tools==

'''Eloquent''' is an open source Study Bible software that uses the [[DevTools:SWORD|SWORD API]]. It was made for Mac OS X. ...word 2.0 on it bundles universal binaries of the SWORD module command line tools.

SWORD uses a plain text [[DevTools:conf Files|configuration file]] to store information about modules, one for Some keys support [[DevTools:conf Files#Localization|localization]]:

== SWORD Versification Tools == The primary versification tools are:

Some miscellaneous development tools are available in a Subversion repository available at: http://crosswire.org/svn/sword-tools/

...supporting the OSIS initiative. We have developed OSIS import and export tools which work with our SWORD engine, making OSIS documents available to all of ...very other language, please use UTF-8 and NFC. See the [[OSIS Bibles#Tools|tools]] section if you need to convert.

The CrossWire Bible Society has developed a variety of tools that make it easy for people to develop Bible programs. Currently people ar No matter how useful the tools are, or become, their true value lies in the texts on which they operate &n

...odule'''. The intention is that the [[DevTools:SWORD|SWORD API]] (or the [[DevTools:JSword|JSword]] implementation) is used directly or via other language bind ===Module Creation Tools===

Older texts in various dialects of SFM can still be found. It was common for various agencies, Bible societies, and even regional offices of such groups to have ...ted below are unfortunately perfect. Sometimes - as here - the plethora of tools demonstrates the lack of a all round satisfying solution. At the moment Cro

| for modules with GlobalOptionFilter=UTF8GreekAccents<ref>Refer to [[DevTools:conf Files#Elements_required_for_proper_rendering|Module configuration file == Tools that use Diatheke ==

...ls:Modules#Collect_and_Install_Software_Tools|Collect and Install Software Tools]] ...compress the Unicode, but it has not been sufficiently tested, requires [[DevTools:ICU|ICU]] support when compiling osis2mod and when running (not all fronten

| [[DevTools:conf Files#Localization|Localization]] | [[DevTools:conf Files#Localization|Localization]]

...minimal Linux installation, a C++ compiler and several other libraries and tools must be added to the system before compiling SWORD. These come in packages These packaging tools will automatically install additional dependent packages, so the ones you r

...MSYS Makefiles, Cygwin Makefiles, [http://developer.apple.com/technologies/tools/xcode.html Xcode] projects, Eclipse projects, Borland projects and more. * [[DevTools:Bindings]]

This page is to help new developers get started. It lists various Unicode compliant text editors that we have found useful for different oper ...validation, e.g. to an external schema such as for OSIS. XMLTools also has various options to "pretty print" and linarize (sic) the XML.</ref> The [https://g

...parties will meet the exacting requirements of Go Bible Creator. Software tools exist to help with [[Projects:Go Bible#Preprocessing_tools|preprocessing]]. # Use a suitable Unicode [[DevTools:Text Editors|text editor]] to edit the collections text file.

...ther conversion tools. In turn, the reason for this is that the conversion tools build modules incrementally and compress them incrementally, resulting in c ...d module installed. Can be useful during debugging.<BR>Just create a new [[DevTools:conf Files|conf file]] for the compressed module, remembering to give it a

...olor: crimson">For information on module licensing''' → please look at [[DevTools:Module Submission and Copyrights]] ** A script subdir containing tools for converting an original source file to OSIS is welcome