[bt-devel] save search analysis - updated

[mark]

Joachim Ansorg wrote:

> Hi Mark!
> 
> Sorry for the really late answer!
> 

that's quite alright, thanks for the reponse! i just had my machine 
re-installed.  i had file system corruption on my /home area, and wiped 
it all (lost). after a few times, getting back up and running for bt 
development goes kinda quickly :).

i'll take a look at this over the weekend, and get back if there's any 
quesitons.


> 
>>for some reason, when i'm getting the scope back, it's only returning a
>>list of one key.  if i set the scope to be "History", the only key in
>>the list is Joshua 1:1 (the first key of the expected list).
>>
> 
> You are right. You get only the first part of the scope back. 
> The original scope of "history" is "Jos - Est". But you get only Joshua back.
> I needed some thinnking about this.
> 
> 
> You know, the scope is a list of keys. These keys might be VerseKey objects 
> if they are used for a Bible or a Commentary. But each VerseKey may have a 
> LowerBound() and an UpperBound(). 
> For history this is:
> 	VerseKey::LowerBound() of the first element returns Joshua 1:1
> 	VerseKey::UpperBound() of the first element returns the last verse of Ester
> 
> Have a look at CSwordModuleSearch::scope(), I added there some test to parse 
> the scope key. I hope this helps you to understand the structure of the scope.
> 
> Note, that a scope may have more than one element. An example for this might 
> be "Gen-Exo; John-Rev; Jos-Est". This is a scope with three elements, each 
> with lower and upper bound.
> 
> 
> Joachim
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