Activity for Donna Whisnant
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Donna Whisnant posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
For this topic, it's best to discuss via private email, rather than to have it posted here in the SourceForge discussion forums. In the KJPBS, go to Help->About (or press F1) to bring up the "About" dialog. On that dialog, click the "License" button at the bottom to bring up the "License" dialog. On that dialog, locate the URL for my personal website near the bottom where it says "Contact". Use that URL to navigate to my personal website. On my personal website, click on the "Contact" link at the...
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The KJPBS code search logic isn't tied to a specific Bible translation, but legal copyrights and such prohibit supplying the data for those other translations. This tool's primary purpose is to explore the numerical patterns in the King James text and not so much a generic Bible reading/study app. Most all of these other Bible translations require licensing, and in some cases usage fees, with the copyright holders and as such isn't in the scope of design for this app. Other users have, however, taken...
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Thanks for the input. What you outline for the "Fix on end-user machine" I have had posted on the purebiblesearch.com website instructions for quite a while now. And yes, Linux distros have been steadily moving away from LSB, and KJPBS has been moving away from it too. The current "official production release" of KJPBS, as posted on purebiblesearch.com, is about 12-years old now. My newer releases of KJPBS are moving away from a system-package style installer, which used LSB to meet system package...
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Correct. The pre-production alpha snapshot versions of KJPBS are posted on GitHub instead of SourceForge. Here's the link where they can be downloaded: https://github.com/dewhisna/KingJamesPureBibleSearch/releases As of this posting, the latest snapshot was two days ago on 2025-06-28. You can also check the exact version of KJPBS you are using from the "About Box" in the app. Alpha snapshots will be labeled with something like "v3.0-1358-g03692d23", which means 1358 code commits past the v3.0 tagged...
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If you get too lost and confused on figuring out how to run KJVDataDump, go to my personal website (dewtronics.com) and click the "Contact" option in the menu. Use that to send me a private email message and I'll send you a text file with the italic words extracted.
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Well, the main KJPBS app itself does not, mainly because of how the italicized words are stored and processed. The "italicized words", which are technically known as "translation added/changed" words, are done via markup in the per-verse templates of KJPBS and aren't otherwise delineated. KJPBS doesn't have the actual human-readable Bible text, but instead has a list of all unique words and their numeric position within the text. Each verse has a template that tells it how to take that list of words...
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No, it's correct. Those occurrences are of a different word. In those verses, the word is "fool's". It all comes down to the definition of "what is a word". In order to search "fool" and "fool's" independently, they are considered separate words. You'll notice in the drop list when you are entering words, when you type "fool" and look in the drop list, you'll see "fool's" also in that list -- because it's a different word to the tool. If you want to include both words in your search enter it as:...
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Latest flight gear update on Ubuntu Focal clobbers system Timezone files
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Sorry to hear that you are struggling with the KJPBS software. I'm sure any limitations are from my lack of knowledge and experience with making apps more accessible for the visually impaired, but it wasn't for lack of trying. I did research how to make it more accessible and everything pointed toward making the app fully navigable via keyboard so that keyboard wedge devices, like braille interfaces, can fully interact with and control the app. This I did, along with adding tool-tips and labels on...
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Try launching your "System Settings". Find the "Privacy & Security" settings. Make sure under "Security", you have enabled Apps from "App store and identified developers" (usually the second option), since KJPBS isn't in the App Store it will be an "identified developer" type app. Also, make sure you do NOT have "Lockdown mode" enabled (which is another option there under Security). And, while on that settings page, look through every setting and item listed and see if there are any entries related...
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I'm not sure why it would suddenly ask when it hasn't before unless you've done some update on your Mac or changed some system setting. I don't use a Mac, so I don't know what system updates might have changed things recently. Most likely, you'll need to go into your system settings where it remembers your setting (which you set when you selected "don't allow") and change that. KJPBS does need to access some external files on your system -- things like the User Notes database file where things like...
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This is the first report I've heard of any such issues. I also cannot reproduce your problem. That search file loads fine and saves fine here on my computer. It's kind of a strange search file, in the search phrases that it contains, but that has nothing to do with the app or the issue you are reporting. You also didn't indicate what operating system you are using nor what specific version of KJPBS you are using nor how you have it installed (such as direct installation vs portable drive image, etc)....
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I really don't know. Given you said the error message referenced "github Pages", it most certainly has to be Clayton's mobile app that you were using instead of KJPBS, since none of KJPBS is hosted on GitHub Pages. The source code for KJPBS is on GitHub, but nothing on the "GitHub Pages", which is their webserver for hosting pages for projects. As far as I know, the internal structure of his app is the same, so if you had bookmarks, you might can manually edit the bookmarks to change the base URL...
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There isn't actually an Android version of KJPBS itself. There is the online version of KJPBS known as the WebChannel version which you can access while online. It's accessible via this link: https://webchannel.purebiblesearch.com/ And Clayton Carney wrote a 3rd Party Bible search app based on KJPBS technology. It's not KJPBS, but it works very similarly. It can actually be installed on mobile devices and used offline as well as online. The link for it is: https://kjv.1-john-419.org/ It's possible...
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Because there's also all caps: "GOD" that appears 310 times. 57+310+4077=4444. And the number of verses don't add up because some of them are found in the same verse, so there's an overlap on the verse counts. I really don't think you'll find any errors in the counts, or at least I'd be very very surprised. The reason is that it's self-checking. The Bible text as you read it doesn't even exist in the software in that human readable form. All the software has is the list of unique words and the index...
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The source code for KJPBS is now predominately kept on GitHub, ever since the chaos monkey got loose inside of SourceForge and I switched from subversion to git. So, the best place to file bug reports is: https://github.com/dewhisna/KingJamesPureBibleSearch/issues I investigated this report, though, and the counts are actually correct. The confusing part of it is the fact that superscriptions (and colophons too) do not actually count as verses. Supersciptions are technically "pretext" or "preverse"...
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The source code for KJPBS is now predominately kept on GitHub, ever since the chaos monkey got loose inside of SourceForge and I switched from subversion to git. So, the best place to file bug reports is: https://github.com/dewhisna/KingJamesPureBibleSearch/issues I investigated this report, though, and the counts are actually correct. The confusing part of it is the fact that superscriptions (and colophons too) do not actually count as verses. Supersciptions are technically "pretext" or "preverse"...
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User Cross-Reference Database
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Build Databases for Foreign Language Masoretic/Textus Receptus Bible Translations
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Done for sometime now...
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Footnotes/Descriptions Clarification in Users Manual
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Completed with the rewrite in late 2013.
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Add Hyphenated Word Example to Users Manual
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Done when the manual was rewritten in late 2013
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Add Document Selection to Search Scope
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Implemented in commit 19b225fd1afa54e5598caecae0873787067dddc4
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Implemented in commit 19b225fd1afa54e5598caecae0873787067dddc4
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Foreign Language Character Sets
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Support for internationalization has been completed for quite some time. Everything in the search logic now does letter composing and decomposing to deal with accents and such, and translation support has been in place since late 2013.
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Auto-Completer Wildcard Updates
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This one is more or less invalid as the entire auto-completer has been reworked numerous times since this ticket.
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Auto-Completer Wildcard Updates
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User Database Editor
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Common database of user search phrases was made obsolete in commit 772b5371cc5197432d5b1a21667937d373b21632 in Nov 2013.
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Common database of user search phrases was made obsolete in commit 772b5371cc5197432d5b1a21667937d373b21632 in Nov 2013.
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User Study Notes Database
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Implemented in July 2013 starting around commit de085c8407bff52e28e7efe50e2954eb2da7423e
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Implemented in July 2013 starting around commit de085c8407bff52e28e7efe50e2954eb2da7423e
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Add Settings/Preferences for References in Verse Copy/Export
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Believed to be fixed in Feb 20, 2014 with 399129d25aa2f9a9e363e27312f8a6e93848f490
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Add Built-in Dictionaries
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Completed in September 2013 starting around commit 000125cbbc06f7287f34600ac43f12fd1b0a32e6
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Completed in September 2013 starting around commit 000125cbbc06f7287f34600ac43f12fd1b0a32e6
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Reference Parser
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Implemented on Sept 1, 2013 in commit e0be8d79c6873efc22b9e6956ae06d32dde12ca0
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Implemented on Sept 1, 2013 in commit e0be8d79c6873efc22b9e6956ae06d32dde12ca0
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Speed Improvements
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Biggest optimization was May 27, 2013 with the reflow delegate in 5fffa14d05106dd2075420cadcbfb74f9f1d0fa9 and following.
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Biggest optimization was May 27, 2013 with the reflow delegate in 5fffa14d05106dd2075420cadcbfb74f9f1d0fa9 and following.
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Bug: Pasting Verses into some Targets
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Possibly fixed on Feb 20, 2014 with commit 399129d25aa2f9a9e363e27312f8a6e93848f490 when UTF-8 meta tags were added.
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Possibly fixed on Feb 20, 2014 with commit 399129d25aa2f9a9e363e27312f8a6e93848f490 when UTF-8 meta tags were added.
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Reina-Valera Gomez Permissions
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King James Française Permissions
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Permissions have been granted now for sometime. In fact, I've been helping Nadine host her http://www.kingjamesfrancaise.net/ website for quite a while now. As for the King James Française text, it's still very much in flux as they work on improving the translation to French and fixing numerous typographical issues. Whenever it's stabilized, KJPBS will adopt it.
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Drag/Drop from Search Results to Search Phrase
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Preferences Dialog
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This was fixed on Feb 20, 2014 in commit 399129d25aa2f9a9e363e27312f8a6e93848f490 after this discussion. Am assuming this fixes it for the O.P.
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This was fixed on Feb 20, 2014 in commit 399129d25aa2f9a9e363e27312f8a6e93848f490 after this discussion. Am assuming this fixes it for the O.P.
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Qt4 is obsolete and Qt5/Qt6 KJPBS targets are being built on MSVC now instead of MinGW-gcc.
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Footnote/Description Enable/Disable Option
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Done in df36896ea46dbdc0f1b2b1abc7b59ee40d36ba85
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Done in df36896ea46dbdc0f1b2b1abc7b59ee40d36ba85
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Windows to Qt 4.8.4 and Static build
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Add Internationalization Support
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Matthew 8:13 Red-Letter Bug
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This was fixed on Sept 19, 2015 in commit 07ab97d1aa01d479b04eddb925724e5da7daf8ed upon building of the KJV 1769 database with the new SWORD v2.7 (2015-08-29) module.
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Hmm, probably some weird quirk. Anyway, you should fork the darcula repository on GitHub and create a new branch for KJPBS settings and check in your .css file there and set your new branch to be the default branch for your fork (to make it easier for people to find). Then send me a link to your fork and I can post that link on the KJPBS website for others who are interested. You could do it here on SourceForge too, but since darcula is on GitHub, instead of just forking it, you'd need to push a...
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For the selected items in the search results, I think it's QTreeView::item:selected for all QTreeView classes or CSearchResultsTreeView::item:selected. So you should be able to use something like: QTreeView::item:selected { background:#3c3f41; } OR CSearchResultsTreeView::item:selected { background:#3c3f41; } The cross references and such in the scripture browser are done as links in the QTextBrowser/QTextEdit control. These should be the link and link-visited color palette entries. See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/stylesheet-reference.html....
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Looks pretty good, except there seems to be something weird with the highlighter tools going on. Or maybe it's just the mode things were in with your screen capture? I don't know. I would have expected either all four highlighter tools to be "grayed out" (i.e. if the scripture browser doesn't have focus) or all to be enabled. But it looks like one tool is enabled (as a light green color) and the others not. It just looks peculiar. Those are direct drawn in the code and should override the stylesheet...
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Your latest screenshot is looking pretty darn good. When you are all done with this, if you start a GitHub repo for it (or fork the darcula one, create your own branch, and commit your KJPBS specific changes on that branch), I can link it on my KJPBS website in case other people want to use it. As for the class names in the code, look through the main KJPBS source code in the programs/KJVCanOpener subfolder. If you are wondering about the "Can Opener" part of it, that was an inside joke with Pastor...
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That's looking pretty good there. I only see a few slight issues -- like you are missing the little arrows on the "Search Within" items that show whether or not an entry is expanded, which is interesting because I think it's the same graphic that I'm using for the arrow on the "Show Matching Words/Phrases" on the search phrases, and it's working fine there. And I see some small "glitches" from my code -- like the little blue drop-arrow on the search phrases should be centered vertically in the search...
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Yeah, I don't know why I forgot about the stylesheet method to begin with -- after all, that's what I'm using internally for setting the colors for the dialog elements like the scripture browser. Plus, I put special code in the main startup code specifically to load/set it from that special Qt command-line option. Most things are settable via a stylesheet. The plugins, though, give you even more knobs to turn and adjust and completely change how dialog elements are even drawn, but is overkill for...
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Jonathan -- I just found an even easier way to do it and create something closer to what you are after. You can use a stylesheet instead of a style plugin (I had forgotten that Qt allows for both). I just found this "dark theme" style sheet for Qt Creator called Darcula: https://github.com/mervick/Qt-Creator-Darcula And if you clone that repo and copy the content to the app subfolder of the KJPBS installation folder (or specifically you need the imagessubfolder, the .xml files, and the .css files),...
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And Jonathan, I did just now compile and try out the adwaita style plugin that I had linked above, and it works, but as it is, I don't think it's going to give you the "dark theme" that you are after (see attached image of KJPBS with it loaded. This image is on Xubuntu Linux 18.04 with the current master branch on Qt 5.14.1). It looks more like the first pic on the adwaita-qt readme page. I thought this was going to be more of a "dark theme" but it's not -- it's more GNOMEish instead. I think their...
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Ah, I see what you are after. In order to change the entire style, you'll need to create a Qt Style plugin, similar to this Dark Theme style that I found via a search: https://github.com/FedoraQt/adwaita-qt You'll need to build the plugin with the same version of Qt and compiler as the app. Then just copy the resulting plugin into the plugins/styles/ subfolder in the KJPBS installation directory and run KJPBS by passing -style <stylename> where <stylename> is the name of your plugin. For the one...
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Have you tried the settings on the "Text Color and Fonts" page? There are options there to invert the text brightness, set the brightness level, and to also adjust the dialog elements too. That is how you get "dark" mode.
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Hi Scott, I'm not 100% certain I understand what you mean by a "flatpak". If you mean just a set of files to run without the installer script so that you can bypass the check for LSB, you can try the Portable Drive Images at http://www.purebiblesearch.com/. Those don't have to be "installed" -- just unzipped and run. Or you can simply extract the content out of the normal Linux installers. The installers are only self-extracting achives with a setup script. It uses Makeself. The Makeself website...
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Hi Allen, Sorry for the really late reply. Jason had been moderating these discussion groups here on SourceForge and probably assumed I had subscribed to them and was receiving them in my mailbox as well, but I was only getting emails for things that had already been marked as 'approved' for posting, so I missed getting many of the emails. This month, I've been here doing some maintenance on my accounts and stumbled on it. If you are still interested in getting the source code for King James Pure...
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While a direct port of KJPBS to mobile devices has been hindered by some technical difficulties, a fellow KJPBS user, Clayton Carney, has ported the core logic of KJPBS to a standalone javascript applet that can be downloaded and used offline on mobile devices. I'm still working on getting these links posted to the main PureBibleSearch website, but here's the links so you can download and install them: Download for Android, Windows, and Linux: https://claytoncarney.github.io/offline-kjv/ Download...
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Hi Kurt, Sorry for the late reply. Jason has been moderating these discussion groups on SourceForge and probably assumed I was also looking at the messages here. But I missed them since my personal email address wasn't subscribed to the list. While a direct port of KJPBS has been hindered by technical difficulties, a fellow KJPBS user, Clayton Carney, has ported much of the KJPBS logic to a self-contained, downloadable javascript applet that can be installed on both Android and iOS devices for doing...
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Small Makefile issue causes compile issues on some Linux targets
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Two bug fixes for Hex2bin 2.1 w/patch file
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Don't know if you solved your s3cmd install issue yet or not, but I had a similar...
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Adding Mac package in programs/dist to match ot...
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Set mime type info on files distribution files
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Fixed PureBibleSearch.com website broken-link t...
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Changed French translation of 'Revelation' from...
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Added debug_and-release flag to the configure c...
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Added configuration details for building Qt 5.5...
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Added plugin class names to the qtstyleplugins ...
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Updated LSB build scripts to define 'lsb' and (...
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Fixed the stylesheet for the new Show/Hide Brow...
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Added property sheet to keep from having a bord...
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Added persistent settings for AutoCompleterActi...
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Added KJVDiff functionality for Punctuation-Onl...
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Added kjfparse2 project for building the databa...
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Added KJPBS Database Descriptor for Nadine's Ki...
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Fixed the mapping of the Bible database indexes...
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Added disabling of the Text-To-Speech Server UR...
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