(Troy wrote)
> No need to include me in the copyright notice. Consider my
> contributions, past and future, 'contributed ownership'.
You don't mind being included in the "About" box, do you? Just
checking.
Your contributions have been helpful. Thanks again.
-Jeremy Erickson
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> That's odd. I think since you are declaring and assigning the
> variable, it is trying to call a copy c-tor. Try changing it to:
>
> VerseKey vk;
> for (vk = TOP;...
>
> and see if that fixes it. If so, we might need to rethink the operator
> =(SW_POSITION) feature-- maybe add a VerseKey
Jeremy,
That's odd. I think since you are declaring and assigning the
variable, it is trying to call a copy c-tor. Try changing it to:
VerseKey vk;
for (vk = TOP;...
and see if that fixes it. If so, we might need to rethink the operator
=(SW_POSITION) feature-- maybe add a VerseKey(SW_POSITI
> Books can be obtained from VerseKey with something like:
>
> for (VerseKey vk = TOP; !vk.Error(); vk.Book(vk.Book()+1)) {
> cout << vk.getBookName() << endl;
> }
>
>
> vk.getBookAbbrev(); is also available if you'd like a shorter book name.
>
> -Troy.
When I
Got my own message individually. I'm responding to see if it will show up as
a response rather than a new message. Hopefully this fixes the top-level
message problem.
El Vie 25 Mar 2005 12:52 PM, Jeremy Erickson escribió:
> Thanks, Troy, for the patch. It basically works. With a few modifica
Jeremy,
No need to include me in the copyright notice. Consider my
contributions, past and future, 'contributed ownership'.
Yeah, I figured you'd want to move some stuff around. I saw your
concept of a Verse class, but didn't spend the time to understand how
you were using it.
Book
On Wednesday 23 March 2005 05:39 pm, Jeremy Erickson wrote:
> I have created a program called BibleMemorizer which will help with Bible
> memorization.
Wow, I was just contemplating doing this myself. I'll have to check it out.
--
-David's Mailing List and Spam Receiver
Keeping me (relatively)
Jeremy,
Just a quick hack. this assumes you've done a 'make install' for the
sword libraries so you have them available for programming (headers in
something like /usr/include/sword), or have installed an rpm like
sword-devel. You'll probably have to change some paths in the make
system. Ho
On Thursday 24 March 2005 00:39, Jeremy Erickson wrote:
> BibleMemorizer is under a
> GPL-compatible 2-clause BSD License.
It cannot be. If it uses a GPL'ed library, it must be under GPL.
However, you can double-license part your source code - but not binaries -
under some other license. It goe
