Thanks, much appreciated!
- Original Message -
From: "Troy A. Griffitts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "SWORD Developers' Collaboration Forum"
Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 10:55 PM
Subject: Re: [sword-devel] How to get footnotes?
> mmital,
>
> Try this (didn't check, but should be close):
mmital,
Try this (didn't check, but should be close):
AttributeList &fns = pModule->getEntryAttributes()["Footnote"];
for (AttributeList::iterator f = fns.begin(); f != fns.end(); f++)
Footnotes.Add(pModule->RenderText(f->second["body"]));
-Troy.
mmital wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I w
Hi,
I was wondering how to obtain footnotes in a particulat format (example, a
valid HTML or RTF text).
Currently, I am using the following method that gives me the raw footnote
string:
CStringArray Footnotes;
for (i1 = pModule->getEntryAttributes().begin(); i1 !=
pModule->getEntryAttribute
Thanks, DM and Troy. I got it. I will also add this extra byte and try again.
Yes. I am writing a new editor for genbook that will allow user write
html(limited tags) in a wysiwyg way. Also, it allows module generating
through the gui and deploy the module to sword genbook location.
I tried to
Manfred,
SWConfig uses an stl multimap. This is similar to a map, but also
allows duplicates.
We've subclassed multimap and added back many of the nice accessors that
map provides, like:
SWConfig config("~/.sword/InstallMgr/InstallMgr.conf");
config["General"]["PassiveFTP"]="true";
But, like
Dear Zj Li,
If you are looking to write sword modules, the only supported way is to
use the SWORD engine. We neither encourage nor support manipulation of
the data files directly. Not to thwart your efforts, but can you not
merely use a few simple calls to the sword engine to write your data?
I'm working on tagging a bible in OSIS, and when I use osis2mod the
module shows up in Bibletime, but there are a few quirks I'd appreciate
help with. I followed the examples from the OSIS website.
1. Section headings in the middle of a chapter result in a new line
between the verse number and
