[sword-devel] ListKey question and MacSword 1.1

[William Thimbleby]

Cheers,

The other question is: how do I find out if a listkey contains a key? 
So, for instance if I have a list key generated from a verse list or 
find results, how can I find out if it contains "John 3:16"?

—Will

On 8 May 2004, at 18:52, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:

> William,
> 	Sounds like a great release!!!  Maybe we can get it on the new CD 
> before we cut (since it's taking me way too long to finish up 
> necessary todo items).
>
> 	Not sure I completely understand your question...  It sounds quite 
> straight-forward, but from my experience, maybe you're asking 
> something I had troubles with... (or maybe I'm trying to read too much 
> in and it really is a basic question).
>
> Here's the basic answer, I'll save my time for the other answer in 
> case this is really what you want:
>
>      ListKey lk;
>      lk << "john 3:16";
>      std::cout << "Count should be 1: " << lk.Count();
>
>
>
> William Thimbleby wrote:
>> Hi,
>> Does anyone know if there is a way to see if a listkey contains a  
>> single key? That'd be very handy.
>> also FYI I've released a beta version of MacSword 1.1:
>> http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/macsword/MacSword-1.1beta2.dmg? 
>> download
>> here are the changes so far:
>> Support for general books
>> Find ranges now supported — for faster and more accurate searching
>> Regular expression search result are now highlighted
>> Left to right text supported properly
>> Devotionals now remember window opened in
>> MacSword remembers expanded items in modules list
>> Cheers guys,
>> —Will
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