Nathan,
Alternative to using books to get chapmax, versemax might be:
VerseKey *key = (VerseKey *)kjvmod.CreateKey();
(*key) = TOP;
while (!key->Error()) {
cout << "Book: " << key->getBookName() << endl;
(*key) = MAXCHAPTER;
int chaps = key->Chapters();
cout << "Total Chapters: " << chaps;
for (int i = 1; i <= chaps; i++) {
key->Chapter(i);
(*key) = MAXVERSE;
cout << "\tChapter " << i << "has " << key->Verse() << " total
verses." << endl;
}
key->Book(key->Book()+1);
}
delete key;
All VerseKey modules have same data currently, but this might change
soon, so the kjvmod.CreateKey() to get a module specific key should give
you the correct data for the module even in the future.
Nathan wrote:
>
> >Here's how you'd do it with the books member:
> >
> >VerseKey key = "jn1:1";
> >
> >key.books[key.Testament()-1][key.Book()-1].name;
>
> I'm using this method to get the number of chapters and verses for
> limiting entries in my interface. Would be nice to have methods for
> those.
>
> It also worries me a bit - because this method has no reference to a
> particular module. Assuming this information is always the same, I
> suppose it isn't a big deal.
>
> - n8
>
> --
> Nathan Youngman
> E-mail: nathany at mac.com
> Web: http://nathany.com
