Manu,
You're really close with the syntax. You can just use list directly if
you'd like.
> sword::VerseKey vk;
> sword::ListKey list = vk.ParseVerseList(key, vk, true);
> for(list= TOP; !list.Error(); list++) {
cout << list << "\n";
}
Here's the complete content of a sample file I just tried:
#include <sword/versekey.h>
#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
sword::VerseKey vk;
sword::ListKey list = vk.ParseVerseList(argv[1], vk, true);
for(list= sword::TOP; !list.Error(); list++) {
cout << list << "\n";
}
return 0;
}
compiled with:
g++ -I/usr/include/sword -o parse parse.cpp `pkg-config --libs sword`
And yes, you're right! We should break on the space and not combine
into one number (Daniel 5:207). Thanks for pointing it out. The code
is ugly in there. If you have a patch, I'd commend you as very brave
and would be grateful at the same time!
-Troy.
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