Chris, I saw a post where you talked about the new website,
http://www.sword.cx/sword. Is that ready? That's the one I want to
link to from my site, because it is infinitely easier to understand and
much better-looking than the current one :)
--John
On 07 Aug 2001 09:13:59 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Yes, but with some caution. These forums can become battle grounds for
> > translation wars and other worthless disputes. Tempers get heated and
> > people get slandered. You should know what you will do when trouble comes,
> > before it
UTF modules aren't yet handled. I'll try and get that into the next
release (probably more like this weekend--lots of work to do this week).
Other stuff I'm planning is other search methods (right now it's exact
by default and I don't even think that's a good default) and a few new
methods (next_
Coupla small fixes attached. It was coloring always on browse and Revelation 22 went
into an infinite loop.
--John
On 22 Jul 2001 02:12:15 -0400, John Keiser wrote:
> Well, all this Perl stuff has come to fruition. I have completed a
> fairly nice-looking Web interface to Sword that
Try again, better luck!\n";
} else {
print_verse_range $p, \@mods, @search_results;
}
} else {
# MAIN FORM
print qq^
Search/Browse
Enter a list of books/chapters and verses you want to look up
(Enter nothing to perform a normal search.)
Books/Chapters:
(i.e. Acts 17-18;John 3:16)
Enter a search term or a verse you wish to lookup
(enter a book/chapter to browse and highlight searched terms):
Search/Verse:
Choose modules:
^;
my $first_one = 1;
foreach my $mod_name (Sword::get_modules) {
if($first_one) {
print qq^$mod_name
^;
$first_one = 0;
} else {
print qq^$mod_name
^;
}
}
print qq^
^;
}
print << "EOM";
http://www.johnkeiser.com";>John Keiser was here! This stuff is under the http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html";>GPL. Copyleft (C) 2001.
EOM
sword_web.gif
ocales and
set_locale are the functions.)
- Documentation! man Sword or perldoc Sword after install for full
documentation on the entire burgeoning interface :)
--John Keiser
Sword-0.3.tar.gz
Hmm. So what you're saying is, even if I get a whole other SWKey object (as I am
doing in that example--it's not just a reference, it's a whole SWKey), that object is
tied to whatever the current key is in SWModule?
I'll have to think about that, it pretty much invalidates my entire
architectu
On 21 Jul 2001 10:57:23 -0700, Chris Little wrote:
>
> In short, you need to do
>
> LocaleMgr::systemLocaleMgr.setDefaultLocaleName(locale);
> vk.setLocale(locale);
>
When you set the default locale name, do subsequent VerseKeys get
created with that Locale automati
A minor change: the border where the greater than comparison has trouble is between
Amos 9:15 and Obadiah 1:1--not between Obadiah and Jonah. Amos is the 30th book;
Obadiah is the 31st.
--John
On 21 Jul 2001 17:43:10 -0400, John Keiser wrote:
> On 21 Jul 2001 10:57:23 -0700, Chris Lit
On 21 Jul 2001 10:57:23 -0700, Chris Little wrote:
>
> > I'll take a look ... right now I'm implementing a new
> > parse_verse_list() in Perl (the Sword one doesn't seem to
> > actually support ranges, even though there's an option for it).
>
> It does parse verse lists. Just use VerseKey::Pa
; $vi->set_book($book);
> > $vi->set_chapter_num(1);
> > $vi->set_verse_num(1);
> > print $vi->get_key(), " : ", $vi->get_verse(), "\n";
> > # You can use get_book, get_chapter_num
> > }
> >
> >
> > 3. Search for verses
> >
> > And of course you can search! This gets everything in the KJV with the
> > word "sword" in it:
> >
> > use Sword;
> > my $mod = new Sword::Module("KJV");
> > foreach my $result ($mod->search("sword")) {
> > print "$result->[0] : $result->[1]\n";
> > }
> >
> >
> > --John Keiser
>
>
> Content-Type: application/x-gzip; name="Anhang: 1"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
> Content-Description:
>
>
ord;
my $mod = new Sword::Module("KJV");
foreach my $result ($mod->search("sword")) {
print "$result->[0] : $result->[1]\n";
}
--John Keiser
Sword-0.02.tar.gz
Well, I've written a library interface to Sword. Right now I'm sure it
works with 1.5.2 because I've tested it. It links directly to the
library for maximum speed.
The package is attached. The README has full docs. Here is an example
that prints out the KJV:
use Sword;
my $vi = new Sword::Ve
On 16 Jul 2001 23:55:54 -0400, John Keiser wrote:
> Well, I've written a library interface to Sword. Right now I'm sure it
> works with 1.5.2 because I've tested it. It links directly to the
> library for maximum speed.
>
> The package is attached. The REA
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