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#Create a .conf file.
...editor, preferentially one which does syntax and validation checks. See [[DevTools:Text Editors]] for examples
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==Creating a .conf File==
=== module.conf File Layout===
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# Each Bible module will carry a .conf entry identifying its versification from an supported list of versification
...ssing from a given SWORD module, in relation to the v11n specified in the .conf file.
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...the ability to show or hide non-Strong's lemmas as a group. See [[DevTools:conf Files#Elements_required_for_proper_rendering|GlobalOptionFilter=OSISLemma]]
...line in the [[DevTools:conf Files#Elements_required_for_proper_rendering|.conf file]]:
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Example: (found in the '''2TGreek''' module conf file)
...with Mac style [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline EOLs]. Most Unicode [[DevTools:Text Editors|text editors]] include a menu option to convert EOLs to Unix o
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It's very important that all the necessary properties are included in the .conf file, otherwise the commentary module may not behave as required.<br>
...ould default to Plaintext. For further details, please refer to [[DevTools:conf Files]].
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...ferences/]. Using it requires the SWORD Perl bindings be installed and a [[DevTools:Locale Files|sword-locale]]<ref>If the locale file has any errors or omissi
...t [[osis2mod#Usage|osis2mod usage]].</ref>, create a [[DevTools:conf Files|conf file]], and check the resultant module for problems in a variety of front-e
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...r modules with GlobalOptionFilter=UTF8GreekAccents<ref>Refer to [[DevTools:conf Files#Elements_required_for_proper_rendering|Module configuration files]] f
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This page describes important information about module configuration (.conf) files. All SWORD modules require one.
Please look also at our detailed and commented [[Tutorial:Writing Conf files|tutorial]].
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...OptionFilter=ThMLLemma. The KJV module is one such example. See [[DevTools:conf Files]].</ref>
...s in the beta repository#Japanese_Bibles|Japanese Bibles]]. See [[DevTools:conf Files]].</ref>
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...nf_Files#Elements_to_indicate_features|Specifying versification in module .conf files]]
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...im is to create high enough quality entries to add these ultimately to the conf files.
* [[DevTools:conf Files|Module conf files]]
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...Can be useful during debugging.<BR>Just create a new [[DevTools:conf Files|conf file]] for the compressed module, remembering to give it a different module
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Currently the files kjv.conf and kjva.conf used to contain the following key:
...orm of words did not match any of the defined options listed in [[DevTools:conf Files#Copyright_.26_Licensing_related_elements|Copyright & Licensing relate
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...olor: crimson">For information on module licensing''' → please look at [[DevTools:Module Submission and Copyrights]]
For the configuration file, the extension is <code>.conf</code>.
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