Dear John, thanks for the report.
Dear Jeff, thanks for the suggestion.

Looking through our code we had an old swunicod.[h,cpp] unit sitting around which had a method to convert from UTF32 to UTF8. This unit was only used in one obscure filter (RTFHTML). I've removed this unit and moved the code over as the implementation of the empty method which John pointed out.

I didn't evaluate the logic of the actual implementation. I am going off the assumption that it worked :) If we have any troubles with it (John could you test your use case), then we can change the implementation to use Jeff's suggestion.

Troy




On 09/14/2013 07:18 AM, John Austin wrote:
I've been testing the latest SWORD code for some time now, with xulsword, on both Windows and Linux, and it's working great. But I did just discover that Lucene searches in some non-versekey modules fail because utilstr.cpp's wcharToUTF8() has not yet been coded. It's got "TODO: finish this logic" in the code. So search returns incorrect results in some modules (non-Latin dictionary and general book modules). Maybe somebody's got a quick solution? Sorry to post another issue so late- but I just discovered the problem yesterday and figured it's better to mention it than not to.

But other than this, xulsword has been working very happily without issue using SWORD 1.7, which is terrific. A new version of xulsword is also to be released soon.

-John

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