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Compiling of prepared texts


MDK folder contains examples of real modules, distributed with Davar4. You can build these modules by yourself. Most valuable is probably study structure of info.txt and data.txt files and use them as template for other modules.
You need to run exe files from each folder, e.g. by double click in File Manager. Console window is opened and output of convertor is in the form of text on the screen and converted file.

Example1 - KJV+ as DBK

Book module, King James version of Bible with following tags: Words of Christ in red, notes, variants of text, unused words, Hebrew Strong#, Greek Strong#. When you run d4dbk.exe, final file kjv+.dbk is created and you can copy file to \data\ folder of Davar4 (typically ProgramData\Davar4\data\) and use it.

 

Example2 - LXX+ as DBK

Book module, Analytical Septuagint, as and example of Greek module with following tags: Greek Strong# and Greek morphology. When you run d4dbk.exe, final file lxx+.dbk is created.

 

Example3 - HE-EN dictionary as DIC

Dictionary module, Hebrew-English (and opposite), as and example of dictionary module. When you run d4dic.exe, final file he_en.dic is created. Note: sqlite3.dll is necessary to run convertor.

 

Example4 - STRIPD_HE as DWR

Strong Internet Public Domain Hebrew lexicone converted to writing module, as demonstration of Hebrew key for selection. When you run d4dwr.exe, final file stripd_he.dwr is created. Note: sqlite3.dll is necessary to run convertor.

 

Example5 - Imitation of Christ as DWR text

Writing module which contains a volume of texts, without key. Important parts of the text (chapters) are selectable from combo. The Imitation of Christ by Thomas a Kempis was used as example. When you run d4dwrtxt.exe, final file imch_en.dwr is created. Note: sqlite3.dll is necessary to run convertor.

 

Example6 - Thompson Chain Topics as LEX

Lexicone module, topical references are from R. A. Torrey's New Topical Textbook. English keywords. When you run d4lex.exe, final file tct.lex is created. Note: sqlite3.dll is necessary to run convertor.

 

 

Important information:


Any of Davar4 modules can be exported and then recompiled back to module. It can be useful when you want to study how to create some similar module.

In Export dialog, select Export module as Source for MDK (TXT, UTF-8) and check option Create also info.txt file. Name exported module as data.txt and use together with created info.txt as inputs for conversion.