addld(1) [debian man page]

ADDLD.1(1)						      Sword Module Utilities							ADDLD.1(1)

NAME

       addld - Lexicon & Dictionary module creation tool for SWORD Project

SYNOPSIS

       addld -a FILE key [PATH] addld -d FILE key addld -l FILE target_key link_name addld -c FILE

DESCRIPTION

       A command line utility to create and manipule Lexicon & Dictionary SWORD modules. It can be used to add, delete and link L&D keys within
       module.	It can also be used to create new L&D modules.

       -a FILE key [PATH]
	   The form is used to add a key to a L&D module. Optionaly path can be used to the file with the entry.

       -d FILE key
	   This form is used to delete a key from a file.

       -l FILE target_key link_name
	   This form is used to link two keys in the module.

       -c FILE
	   This is used to create a new module

OPTIONS

       To use 4-byte L&D instead of 2-byte, insert a 4 immediately after the '-'.

       To use zLD instead of 2-byte, insert a z immediately after the '-'.

Authors
       This manual page was written by Dmitrijs Ledkovs <dmitrij.ledkov@gmail.com> for Debian project but may be used by others.

SEE ALSO

SWORD 1.6.2+dfsg						    2012-02-22								ADDLD.1(1)

VPL2MOD.1(1)						      Sword Module Utilities						      VPL2MOD.1(1)

NAME

       vpl2mod - tool to convert verse per line source to SWORD module

SYNOPSIS

       vpl2mod SOURCE PATH [0|1] [0|1]

DESCRIPTION

       This utility is used to create SWORD module from the verse per line formated source. The resulting module will be saved in the path
       specified.

OPTIONS

       [0|1] [0|1]
	   The first option indicates whether to prepend verse references or not.  The second option is to indicate whether module is NT only or
	   not.

NOTE

       With no verse references source file must contain exactly 31102 lines. This is KJV verse count plus heading for the module, testament, book
       and chapter. An example snippet follows:

	MODULE HEADER
	OLD TESTAMENT HEADER
	GENESIS HEADER
	CHAPTER 1 HEADER
	In the beginning...

       This example implies there must also be a chapter 2 header, Exodus header, New Testament header, etc. If there is no text for the header, a
       black line must, at least, hold place.

       With verse references, source file must simply contain any number of lines, that begin with the verse reference for which it is an entry,
       e.g.:

	gen 1:0 CHPATER 1 HEADER
	get 1:1 In the beginning...

Authors
       This manual page was written by Dmitrijs Ledkovs <dmitrij.ledkov@gmail.com> for Debian project but may be used by others.

SEE ALSO

SWORD 1.6.2+dfsg						    2012-02-22							      VPL2MOD.1(1)