[sword-devel] Introducing BibleMemorizer

[Jeremy Erickson]

Thanks, Troy, for the patch.  It basically works.  With a few modifications 
(like organization) I can use it in the next release of BibleMemorizer.  I 
think I'll just have one "library" object declared within MainAct, and pass 
pointers to both the Verse and VerseAct objects.  I was going to put the code 
to do the lookup in the Verse class, but that is simple cut and paste.  And I 
will add spaces between verses on range lookups.  Also, the reason the button 
was disabled was so that it would only be enabled if the reference was valid.  
If someone tried to look up "Gensis 1:3" (misspelled intentionally by me), or 
an actual verse in a translation not in Sword, it would be disabled.  Again, 
though, that is a trivial fix.  I was planning to make the Book field contain 
the books from Sword, if they were available.  I saw an array with those 
values when I was browsing the Sword headers once...

BTW, I installed Sword with "emerge bibletime" on Gentoo, which pulled in 
Sword as a dependency.  Gentoo does not separate headers into "-devel" 
packages and always uses "make install" behind the scenes.  I just had to 
remove the references in the project file to libraries beyond the basic Sword 
one; otherwise the compiler gave me errors.  Do all these libraries need to 
be included in the project file for end users?

Here's the top I will use for the files:

/*
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-Jeremy Erickson

(Still haven't had a message I could just reply to, that's why this is still 
top-level...)