[sword-devel] API additions

[Terry Biggs]

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Chris,

Here are a couple of patches to make thmlfootnote look like gbffootnotes
(same color).

On Thu, 2001-11-08 at 09:10, Chris Little wrote:
> I've added a large number of new classes over the last few days and made
> a few other minor adjustments.
> 
> ThML option filters were added (ThMLFootnotes, ThMLStrongs,
> ThMLHeadings, ThMLMorph, ThMLLemma, ThMLScripref).  They act just like
> the GBF counterparts but work with ThML.
> 
> SWModule and all of its descendants now take a language value passed to
> their contructors.  You can call the Lang() method to retrieve the
> value.  We needed this for BibleCS because WinNT & Win9x handle right to
> left texts differently depending on the language, but there are other
> good uses for language information like sorting/filtering by language.
> The SWModule contructor is getting quite large and I'm ready to suggest
> we start passing a module info struct instead of separate arguments so
> that new information can be added to the module less painfully.  (But we
> should retain the current contructor for backwards compatability.)
> 
> The other four classes I added all require ICU and are all SWFilter
> descendants:
> 
> UTF8NFC is normalizes according to Normalization Form C (NFC) which
> should turn text into it's most composed form.  In other words combining
> accents will compose with the letters they follow such as an "a"
> followed by an "umlaut" will turn into an "a-umlaut" character.  Since
> this is how all our texts should be distributed anyway, it may not be
> that useful to anyone.
> 
> UTF8NFKD normalizes according to Normalization Form KD (NKFD) which is
> compatability decomposition.  That means an "a-umlaut" turns into an "a"
> followed by a combining "umlaut".  This filter should be used as a strip
> filter when performing searches because searches are best performed on
> strings in NFD or NFKD.
> 
> UTF8BiDiReordering will reorder text according to visual order.  So
> passing it Hebrew, Arabic, or Syriac should return a reversed string.
> Passing it English should return the same string.  (And it should be
> able to handle any reasonable mix of scripts/directionalities.)
> 
> UTF8arShaping will perform Arabic shaping on a string.  Arabic text is
> encoded with an abstract character, which is usually represented by the
> isolated form glyph in fonts.  This class will convert the abstract
> character codepoint to a codepoint in the Arabic presentation forms area
> corresponding to the initial, medial, final, or isolated form of the
> glyph, depending on its position in the word.
> 
> --Chris
> 
> 
> 
-- 

Terry

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--- /tmp/gedit-1005232735-21272-1	Thu Nov  8 10:18:55 2001
+++ /tmp/gedit-1005232735-21272-2	Thu Nov  8 10:18:55 2001
@@ -128,8 +128,8 @@
 	setTokenCaseSensitive(true);
=20
 	addTokenSubstitute("/scripRef", " </a>");
-	addTokenSubstitute("note", " <small>(");
-	addTokenSubstitute("/note", ")</small> ");
+	addTokenSubstitute("note", " <font color=3D\"#800000\"><small>(");
+	addTokenSubstitute("/note", ")</small></font> ");
 }
=20
=20

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--- /tmp/gedit-1005232681-21272-1	Thu Nov  8 10:18:01 2001
+++ /tmp/gedit-1005232681-21272-2	Thu Nov  8 10:18:01 2001
@@ -127,8 +127,8 @@
 */
 	setTokenCaseSensitive(true);
=20
-	addTokenSubstitute("note", " <small>(");
-	addTokenSubstitute("/note", ")</small> ");
+	addTokenSubstitute("note", " <font color=3D\"#800000\"><small>(");
+	addTokenSubstitute("/note", ")</small></font> ");
 }
=20
=20

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