Hi Troy,<br><br>Thanks for you help. That makes it a bit clearer. However, I have had a number of problems:<br>1. Under linux, genbookutil doesn't seem to work on anything not in the current path<br>So running ./genbookutil genbook/genbook won't work properly. The behaviour it causes is rather peculiar. If you type in c (append child) and then type in the child name and press enter it won't do anything, and will just let you keep on typing
<br>2. Under windows, doing genbookutil.exe genbook/genbook when the folder genbook doesn't exist will crash it (version 1.5.9)<br>3. I can't make it work under 1.5.9 (it crashes (or segfaults under linux) on rendering text). I copied a session done that way:
<br><br><blockquote style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;" class="gmail_quote">[utilities]$ ./genbookutil a<br>[] > c<br>Enter New Child Name: test<br>[/test] > t
<br>Enter New Entry Text ('.' on a line by itself to end):<br>test<br>.<br>[/test] > v<br><br>Segmentation fault</blockquote><div><br>However, I did manage to get it working under python if I did it correctly (
i.e. svn version and current directory). How do I install it to a standard location? Is it best just to use standard copying procedures, and write my own mods.d file?<br><br>Is there any way to link entries with GenBooks? My current gospel harmony program uses my own tree structure (for dividing into sections and subsections), and finds verses within the harmony by iterating through the tree and checking whether the verse is in the ranges for that section. I was wondering whether it is possible to get the program which makes the modules to put links in so that I could do something like:
<br><br>harmony = Sword.RawGenBook("harmony")<br>vk = Sword.VerseKey("Matt 3:10")<br>harmony.setKey(vk)<br>harmony.getKeyText() <br>and now output the thing in the tree structure that Matthew 3:10 links to. In this case, it might be Section 9: Jesus' Baptism
<br>and then do:<br>harmony.RenderText()<br>and get "<reference osisId='Matt.3.5-15'>Matthew 3:5-15</reference><reference osisId='Luke.3.1-23'>Luke 3:1-23</reference>" (or whatever)
<br><br>However, when I got the tree key and iterated through it, I would not want the verse entries to show up.<br><br>Is anything like this possible to do?<br></div><br>I managed to get the checking for invalid queries like Genesis 5:3-foo:bar by using a call to VerseKey::convertToOSIS and matching a regex on it. Not neat, but it worked (there is no access to SWKey::userData from python, so I couldn't do it the way convertToOSIS does). Thanks for that help.
<br><br><br>God Bless,<br>Ben<br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>"Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed."<br>Jonathan Swift
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