Bible Analyzer User's Forum

Hi Tim I kinda like the separate library viewer, but the S-Pad option I think would work. The TOC on the left comes in handy, although still irked about the alpha ordering of the titles ;) As far as developmentally, I am not an expert so I do not know how easy these ideas would be to implement, but ...

Hi Tim

Would it possible / plausible to include the other library resources in the library search (text at minimum, devotions possibly)?

Concerning the popups not showing all the verese of a longer range, this is intended to keep a long range from filling the whole screen with the popup. I always disliked that when it happened in other apps. So with Bible Analyzer it will only show the amount of the range selected in preferences. Yo...

Hello Brother, I hope this message find you and yours well. I have a few suggestions: 1) In the modules area, when a range of verses is selected from a module or library resource (i.e. Rom 2:2-8), it appears that only the first 3 verses are displayed with a "cont..." after the last. One ne...

Kubuntu, 9.04
BA 3.6.2b

This is just an aesthetics issue more than anything. When the image viewer comes up, it references the C:\program files\... directory for user supplied images. This directory is not relevant in the Linux version (/usr/share/...)

Kubuntu Linux, 9.04 BA 3.6.2b Wish List 1) Folder in home directory for user created modules. Preferably a preference option for custom names and usage. 2) Folder in home directory for user images (same as above). I find it useful to keep these custom bits in my home dir, and not in the program dire...

Never fear, a fix is here.

I had the same issue when I upgraded to Kubuntu 9.04. And yes, it is the Python version that is the culprit.

Tim has the solution, it worked for me. I am sure he will be posting about it when he is ready.

Sounds good.

Sorry I have not made any progress in this. It is very high on my "want to do list", but that very often clashes with my "have to do list", plus I would need more hardware than I currently have.

I will let you know when I have something viable to test on.

From what I have been able to find, it has to do with trying to import a compiled python program in a version other than the one compiled on. I found this: This happens when you have a .pyc file that was compiled by a different version from the Python you are trying to import it with. Normally, if t...