[bt-devel] Saving Search Analysis To Disk

[Luke Mauldin]

I am now trying to modify bibletime to allow a user to save the search 
analysis to the disk.  However I have encountered some code that I do not 
really understand.  It is from csearchdialoganalysis.cpp and I will list it 
below.  

void CSearchDialogAnalysis::analyse(){
	qDebug("void CSearchDialogAnalysis::analyse()");
  /**
	* Steps of analysing our search result;
	*	-Create the items for all available books ("Genesis" - "Revelation")
	* -Iterate through all modules we analyse
	*		-Go through all books of this module
	*			-Find out how many times we found the book
	*			-Set the count to the items which belongs to the book
	*/
	m_lastPosList.clear();		
	const int numberOfModules = m_moduleList.count();
	if (!numberOfModules)
		return;	
	m_legend = new CSearchDialogAnalysisLegendItem(this, &m_moduleList);	
	m_legend->setX(LEFT_BORDER);
	m_legend->setY(UPPER_BORDER);
	m_legend->setSize(LEGEND_WIDTH,
	           LEGEND_INNER_BORDER*2 + ITEM_TEXT_SIZE*numberOfModules + 
LEGEND_DELTAY*(numberOfModules-1));
  m_legend->show();	

  int xPos = LEFT_BORDER + m_legend->width() + SPACE_BETWEEN_PARTS;			
	int moduleIndex = 0;	
	m_maxCount = 0;	
	int count = 0;
	CSwordVerseKey key(0/*m_moduleList.first()*/);	
	key.key("Genesis 1:1");	
	
	CSearchDialogAnalysisItem* analysisItem = m_canvasItemList[key.book()];
	bool ok = true;
	while (ok && analysisItem) {
		for (moduleIndex = 0,m_moduleList.first(); m_moduleList.current(); 
m_moduleList.next(),++moduleIndex) {
			KApplication::kApplication()->processEvents(10);
			if (!m_lastPosList.contains(m_moduleList.current()))
				m_lastPosList.insert(m_moduleList.current(),0);
			analysisItem->setCountForModule(moduleIndex, (count = 
getCount(key.book(),m_moduleList.current())));
			m_maxCount = (count > m_maxCount) ? count : m_maxCount;

	}
		analysisItem->setX(xPos);
		analysisItem->setY(UPPER_BORDER);
		analysisItem->show();
		
		xPos += (int)analysisItem->width() + SPACE_BETWEEN_PARTS;		
		ok = key.NextBook();		
   	analysisItem = m_canvasItemList[key.book()];
	}
	resize(xPos+BAR_WIDTH+(m_moduleList.count()-1)*BAR_DELTAX+RIGHT_BORDER, 
height() );	
	slotResized();
}

I know that count is the number of times the search criteria appears in the 
module.  However, I do not know what represents the "book" that is being 
searched through.  I had planned on adding code to the end of the main loop 
that would take the "book" name that is being searched through, write it to a 
file, insert a tab in the file, and then write the number of occurrences in 
that book.  For example,

John	8
Acts 	9
etc...
I thought about using regular fstream to do it, but since we are using a KDE 
application I think it would be better to use kfile to write the information 
to the file.  Unfortunately I have never dealt with any of this before so it 
is doing to be a learning experience also.  Any hints, tips, suggestions, 
etc... would be greatly appreciated.

Luke