Hello all,
Even though I have a newer Windows device, I would like to see
SwordReader continue to support the older Windows Mobile devices. There
has been quite a bit of development for the Windows Mobile platform
lately and it would be to bad to see that slow down or stop completely
because
Thank you, both. I think I have solved my problem. I actually misspoke
when I said that it prints n="$nCR" because actually a search and
replace operation calls up a value from the array. In the end the
following solved my problem:
@nCR = (a .. z);
$nCR = $nCR++;
$nCR = 'a' if $nC
Hi Jónatas.
Hmm. I didn't notice that the "2" of 1.4.0b2 is not shown in "About"
window.
But it is that there is just not enough space to show the "2".
If you have build number 86 (it is shown as part of the mounted .dmg
image name) then you have the latest version.
There defenitely is the mo
Hi Manfred,
i too agree that eloquent is quite stable, but in this friend's
computer, simply didn't work at all. Everytime I tried to expand the
tree from crosswire.org it crashed.
I'm runing Leopard, and so is my friend. 1.4.0b2 doesn't seem to work
either on my MBP, or my friend's MB. I
You don't really need an array (though it doesn't hurt):
$nCR='a';
for my $i (0..100){
print "$nCR\n";
$nCR = 'a' if $nCR++ eq 'z';
}
Also, remember not to use a single = in if statements, as that will do
assignment
if ($nCR = @nCR[25]) {
will set $nCR to z and thus through the first block
Hi Daniel,
> @nCR = (a ..z) # Creates the array
> $nCR = @nCR[0]; # Sets the value of $nCR to 0 ("a") at the beginning
> of each file (book)
>
> Then when I am creating cross-references it prints:
>
> n="$nCR"
>
> and then after the note is created I have this at the end of the sub:
>
I'm stuck on a perl problem, and I think I don't know the right
terminology to use with Google to find the answer. Tutorials on arrays
don't cover this, as far as I can see.
I created an array for the n attribute in cross-references:
@nCR = (a ..z) # Creates the array
$nCR = @nCR[0]; #
