[bt-devel] win32 binary - sword path issue (crash)

[Greg Hellings]

To quote from the error message itself:

SWMgr: Can't find 'mods.conf' or 'mods.d'.  Try setting:
       SWORD_PATH=<directory containing mods.conf>

That's all you really need to know.  At this point, because of the
simplicity of the installer and because we're still at the "does it
execute" stage with testing the binary and not the installer package
itself, you must either manually set the global Environment Variable
SWORD_PATH to where you have/want SWORD modules installed or you have
to manually create a sword.conf in the same directory as
bibletime.exe.

--Greg

On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 10:19 AM, Martin Zibricky <mzibricky at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've used the installer from Greg.
> I'm able to execute bibletime, but when clicking on the menu item
> 'Bookshelf' I'm getting the following error.
>
> -----
> C:\Program Files\BibleTime\bin>bibletime.exe
> SWMgr: Can't find 'mods.conf' or 'mods.d'.  Try setting:
>        SWORD_PATH=<directory containing mods.conf>
>        Or see the README file for a full description of setup options
> (<configPath is null>)
> (BibleTime 2.0.alpha2) WARNING: Not a BibleTime Bookmark XML file
> (BibleTime 2.0.alpha2) _FATAL_: ASSERT: "sourceList.count() > 0" in file
> c:\bt\bibletime-svn\src\frontend\bookshelfmanager\installpage
> \btsourcewidget.cpp, line
> 225
> Please report this bug!
> (http://www.bibletime.info/development_help.html)
> C:\Program Files\BibleTime\bin>
> -----
>
> Does the installer include sword related files?
> Or should I copy the sword files manually to any path?
> Where is bibletime looking for sword files?
>
> Could this issue be related to bug
> 'Bugs-2761725 ] ASSERT failure in QSettings'?
>
> Could this be fixed in alpha3?
>
>
> BT: alpha2
> OS: Czech Windows Vista
>
> Martin Zibricky
>
>
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o quote from the error message itself: