One of the commentaries I have has a book header (in this instance it is for 1 Peter) which is held in the module in the key "1 Peter 0:0". Behavior concerning that introduction varies with different applications.
1) example/cmdline/lookup 'A Commentary on I Peter' '1 Peter 0:0' This works perfectly. 2) diatheke -b 'A Commentary on I Peter' -k 1pet.0.0 This autonormalizes to James 4:17 or something similar. 1pet.1.0 autonormalizes to James 5:22 or thereabouts. Diatheke seems to lack a call to AutoNormalize(0), so this behavior - while suboptimal IMHO - is expected. Perhaps one of the diatheke options disables autonormalizing and turns on Headings, not sure. 3) Bibletime, opening the module to 1 Peter 1:1 This displays the heading plus the contents of the verse 1:1, and autoscrolls the display to where the 1:1 text begins. This is Bibletime's expected behavior and is good. 4) Xiphos, opening the module to 1 Peter 1:1 This displays the text of 1 Peter 1:1 and is good. I then right click on the commentary panel and select Dispaly Book Heading. This brings up a blank panel. The same with Display Chapter Heading. I was hashing this over on IRC before Karl had to leave and we were comparing Bibletime and Xiphos' code. The relevant portion of Bibletime's code appears to be here: http://gitorious.org/bibletime/bibletime/blobs/master/src/backend/rendering/centrydisplay.cpp#line42. It doesn't seem terribly different from Xiphos' code which begins around line 114 of src/main/sword.cc in terms of how it actually uses the engine. Xiphos' code reads thus at that point: VerseKey *vkey; SWMgr *mgr = backend->get_mgr(); backend->display_mod = mgr->Modules[mod_name]; vkey = (VerseKey*)(SWKey*)(*backend->display_mod); vkey->Headings(1); vkey->AutoNormalize(0); vkey->Verse(0); vkey->Chapter(0); backend->display_mod->Display(); which doesn't seem to work properly. When I change that code to this VerseKey *vkey; SWMgr *mgr = backend->get_mgr(); backend->display_mod = mgr->Modules[mod_name]; vkey = (VerseKey*)(SWKey*)(*backend->display_mod); vkey->Headings(1); vkey->AutoNormalize(0); SWBuf ll = SWBuf(vkey->getOSISBookName()); ll += " 0:0"; vkey->setText(ll.c_str()); backend->display_mod->Display(); it behaves as expected. I discovered this "workaround" when I was working on mod2osis and just tried it on Xiphos on a whim. What might be going wrong here when Xiphos seems to be doing what I would understand should display the heading? --Greg _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page