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<p>Well, sure, instead of the module's name, more precisely you'd
need to know the versification reference system name (the KJV
module happens to use KJV versification system, so in this case it
is the same), then you can simply use VerseKey:</p>
VerseKey key;<br>
key.setVersificationSystem("KJV");<br>
key.setText("Psalm 23:6");<br>
rusSynodal->setKey(key);
<p>And you should get:</p>
<p>[scribe@localhost classes]$ ./verseconvert "Psalm 23:6" KJV
RusSynodal<br>
<br>
Psalms 23:6 (KJV) => Psalms 22:6 (RusSynodal)<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/6/20 12:04 PM, Michael H wrote:<br>
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or OSIS genbook references a specific version (KJV Psalm
23:6), but the installed versions don't include KJV, and the
user wants to see it in russynodal, would this functionality
help? That is, does this table rely on the installed modules?
or is it built in a way that references for some versions are
already built in (and if so where do i find them, specifically
to mapping references from both KJV versification and and
vulgate/DRC versification.<br>
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