Too easy. Use .mm files instead of .m and you can mix Objective-C and C++ freely. Though the compile is pretty slow - not sure if that's overhead from using .mm or if its not using pre-compiled headers for the Sword API files or something.
Started on a Cocoa "lookup" application, but so far I'm just populating the modules and books drop-downs. I'm using module->KeyText() from the modtest.cpp example, so its not quite right (includes 1:1 in the drop down). I don't see any interface to get book, max chapter and max verse data. Just this public sbook struct thing, which I have yet to look into. Any samples of how to do this? (I'm sure there is... somewhere). Grabbed a few different modules and noticed that the book names are always English even for German and French texts. Guess the application has to take care of this itself? Anyway, more reading and coding 'tomorrow'... - n8 -- Nathan Youngman E-mail: sword at nathany.com Web: http://nathany.com
