Typo in WTT

[Martinzh]

Does it work with "Transliteration" blank?

I remember once when I recompiled and it failed a number of times that I shut down BW. I found the files in the database folder that were for the version that I was compiling and deleted them. After that it compiled successfully. They will be created again even if that doesn't help. Maybe it was only because I restarted BW.

I was able to compile and install successfully with "transliteration" unchecked. But the text in BW is blank.
The WTTR.dbx file is 3,550 KB big.

[now john]

What happens if you open up the Text Export window and export the WTTR? What does WTTR.cat look like in a text editor?

I would also export WTT again, rename it to WXX, try compiling it to see if that would work.

I might also reboot the computer.

[Martinzh]

The exported file contains only the references.

[now john]

I just exported WTT. I created a .ddf file and used the exported WTT to create WTTR. I made no changes in the text at all. The verses were empty.
WTTR.dbx was significantly smaller than WTT.dbx.

I tried a Greek NT and an English NT that I had compiled before. They both produced the expected results.

[Martinzh]

You have the companion as WTRM WTTR.ddf. Did you also make a new morphology version?

I thought I was supposed to give a new name for it. So I changed it to WTM. Is it valid?

After this change, I was able to compile and install without a crash. So it is a step further.
But the text is broken.

[now john]

I used an exported WTT without changes to make WTTR. For it to work I changed the ddf. Change Morph coding to NONE. Change Companion to WTM.

I also changed Version # to 10000 and left Size : blank as well but doubt if that would make a difference.

I don't think that I had ever compiled a Hebrew text before?

‎WTTR Gen 1:1 בְּ+רֵאשִׁ֖ית בָּרָ֣א אֱלֹהִ֑ים אֵ֥ת הַ+שָּׁמַ֖יִם וְ+אֵ֥ת הָ+אָֽרֶץ׃

[Martinzh]

I used an exported WTT without changes to make WTTR. For it to work I changed the ddf. Change Morph coding to NONE. Change Companion to WTM.

I also changed Version # to 10000 and left Size : blank as well but doubt if that would make a difference.

I don't think that I had ever compiled a Hebrew text before?

‎WTTR Gen 1:1 בְּ+רֵאשִׁ֖ית בָּרָ֣א אֱלֹהִ֑ים אֵ֥ת הַ+שָּׁמַ֖יִם וְ+אֵ֥ת הָ+אָֽרֶץ׃

Thanks a lot!
I've compiled it successfully.
I followed you, leaving the morph coding to none, and companion to wtm.
the default size is too small, and I don't see where I can make an adjustment.
I also need to uncheck the transliteration. (I confused ASCII coding with transliteration.)

I have corrected the typo.



Now I can maintain the Hebrew text by myself. I'm very happy with it!

[now john]

There are a number of ways to access the page where fonts may be changed. I usually doubleclick "Limits" below the Browse Window. On the left side Fonts the fifth entry under General.

[Martinzh]

There are a number of ways to access the page where fonts may be changed. I usually doubleclick "Limits" below the Browse Window. On the left side Fonts the fifth entry under General.

I know this option. But it doesn't affect the version I just compiled.

[now john]

I know this option. But it doesn't affect the version I just compiled.

In the Fonts Options window under Select Font Set to Edit choose Browse...

Under Font Sets. Hebrew. In the size column I selected 30 and clicked OK.
Previously the Hebrew was about the same size in appearance as the Greek and English.
At 30 they are very different.