On 08/15/2015 10:32 PM, DM Smith wrote:
> As a matter of style, Description should be the “title” of the work,
> not an actual description. That is, it should be short.
As a reference, modules' Description in Crosswire main repo:
250 modules length > 32 (roughly half of those are Freedict Abcdef to
Haven’t had time until today to look closely at the repository. I’ve spent most
of the day working with it in Bible Desktop.
Bible Desktop 1.6, the latest release, does not handle zips that have directory
entries. The next release (any day now, for a real long time) does not have
this problem.
I also did not know 1.7.3 had been released. The last version I had was
an earlier prerelease test version.
I also installed over the old version but on Win 7. Updated some
modules with Install Manager. I have not tried much else yet but did try
the indexed searching. I built indexes for WEB,
Typo fix and more precise:
VerseKey *key = (VerseKey *)module->createKey();
refRange = key->parseVerseList(reference.c_str(), *key, true);
... rest of your code ...
delete key;
On 08/15/2015 09:24 PM, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> That code should work unchanged, but you need to get your key varia
That code should work unchanged, but you need to get your key variable from the
module itself to be sure you can iterate the entire versification of the
module. You can use (VerseKey)module->createKey() to get it and be sure to
delete key when you are done.
On August 15, 2015 2:20:39 PM GMT+01:
So, I'm hacking some more on BIBISH, and I'm wondering if my code needs any
modification to handle alternate versifications. Essentially, I get a
reference from the user, and then iterate over the passage and put it in a
string, here's my code.
refRange = key.parseVerseList(reference.c_str(),
