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Re: Installing own modules

Hi Nic,

Ah, I had an extra layer in the ZIP! Explaining *exactly* what you did made this clear for me (selecting both folders and right clicking...). Perhaps a quick FAQ would free you from having to explain this again and again...

Thanks again for your help!

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Re: Installing own modules

An update now that searching is complete:

If you index your module using clucene, you can include that index in your zipped module and have search working :)

The best way would probably be to get one of the front-ends that uses clucene for search (not MacSword right now, altho I hear Manfred is possibly looking at switching to clucene in the future?) to index your module for you and to then make sure that it's included in the ZIP archive.

As an example, I have a screenshot of what the ESV looks like when this is done:
http://crosswire.org/pocketsword/img/module-zip-structure-withIndex.png

NOTE: what is actually in the lucene folder will differ from module to module, but hopefully you can see where the lucene folder is meant to be -- which should be exactly where it is generated.

If there are more questions, please let me know.
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Re: Installing own modules

I am having trouble installing this module via the MMM:

http://www.crosswire.org/sword/modules/ModInfo.jsp?modName=JST

Any ideas? Thanks
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Re: Installing own modules

Hi there,

Sorry, PocketSword doesn't currently support all modules available on the CrossWire website yet. I am slowly adding support for more and more module types, with the next priority being "GenBook" support. Hopefully support for the JST will come not long after.
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Re: Installing own modules

JST is just a Bible module (zText), so it seems like it should work fine. We should probably redo it as a GenBook Bible, but that is so experimental at the moment that it's not a high priority.
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Re: Installing own modules

heya Osk,

The issue with the JST is that I haven't decided how to best categorise modules that are of the type "Cults / Unorthodox / Questionable Material" & until I have that figured out, those modules are "unsupported". :( I'm doing some serious rewrite of some code for v1.4.0 & so perhaps this will make it into that version? :)

Thanks, ybic
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