[sword-devel] Understanding the structure of generic books and their relationship with TreeKey.

[Ben Morgan]

It's probably easier to create a new TreeKey along the way, otherwise it
won't work properly (going to the parent at the end will lose the place in
the sibling iteration).

void getSectionsList(TreeKey tk, list l)
{
      do {
            l.append (tk->getText());
            if (tk->hasChildren())
            {
                 TreeKey new_tk = tk.clone();
                 new_tk->firstChild();
                 getSectionsList(new_tk, l);
                 delete new_tk;
            }
       } while (tk->nextSibling())
}

Untested code, of course...

God Bless,
Ben
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On 03/11/2009, Matthew Talbert <ransom1982 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> This might be better. I'm probably still missing some logic.
>
> void getSectionsList(TreeKey tk, list l)
> {
>       l.append (tk->getText());
>       if tk->hasChildren()
>       {
>           tk->firstChild();
>           getSectionsList(tk, l);
>       }
>      while tk->nextSibling()
>      {
>           getSectionsList(tk, l);
>      }
>      tk->parent();
> }
>
> Matthew
>
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