[bt-devel] Bug in Backend?

[Joachim Ansorg]

The searchdialog bug is fixed now.
Was the result of some small bugs in the backend an CToolClass.

--Joachim

>Hi Martin!
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I'm not quite sure if I am right. But if I perform a search and see the 
>>results, the found verses are previewed correctly, only they all are said to 
>>be 1 Moses 1:1. Try it! Is this a backend problem or is it somwhere in the 
>>searchdialog?
>
>Oh!
>This is probably a Backend problem. Some time ago I implemented a operator = in CSearchResultItem.
>I'll have a look at it.
>
>>Something else: I have to disable line 145 in bibletime_init.cpp, otherwise 
>>bt won't start. My fault?
>
>Could you please quote the lines? It's hard to find if I change things myself.
>
>>And I have to disable another line with the setCipherKey() function. I am 
>>using recent sword cvs. What should I do?
>
>Please quote it ;-)
>I implement the things so they work for me but if it doesn't work for you complain ;-)
>
>>What are debug() and warning() and CHECK_PTR() good for?
>
>debug() outputs a debugging message on the console. It's a macro defined by QT.
>warning() outputs a warning message on the console. it's defined by QT , too.
>debug() and warning() are really useful functions, with their helpa program is easier to debug.
>
>CHECK_PTR() checks a pointer if the pointer is not zero. You know:
>If you access a NULL pointer the program will crash.
>If the pointer is zero a warning message will be outputed.
>
>e.g.:
>
>QWidget* widget = 0;
>CHECK_PTR(widget);
>debug("Now I'll call widget->setCaption() in CLASS::SOME_FUNCTION");
>widget->setCaption( "Function call to demonstare null pointers" );
>
>
>>Thank you!
>
>Please!
>
>>Martin
>-- Joachim
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>http://www.bibletime.de/
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