Hi Tim, It failed to compile on my machine - Debian testing.
Peter On Sun, 2015-07-26 at 13:36 -0400, Tim Hawes wrote: > I am thinking I should make some announcement about cbible. > https://github.com/timotheosh/cbible > > This is a persoanl project. I wanted an Emacs mode that uses Sword, > and > diatheke is very limiting. > > I wanted to be able to turn off verse numbers, and just print the > reference for the entire passage selection at the end, rather than > getting full book/chapter/verse at the begining of every verse. I > also > wanted to be able to save commentary notes in the Personal commentary > module. So I set up to write a better diatheke (of sorts). > > I have not written in C++ in well over 10 years now, so this was an > opportunity for me to re-learn the language as well. > > I even wrote some very simple unit tests with the Catch unit test > library (https://github.com/philsquared/Catch), and on every commit > to > master, the project compiles and runs the unit tests on Travis CI > (https://travis-ci.org/timotheosh/cbible). > > If you run the program without arguments, you will start in an > interactive mode, similar to the old KJV bible program that used to > be > on the old UNIX C programs FTP site, and now is part of > Debian. Interactive mode uses the GNU readline library. I want to > implement tab-completion for Scripture references, but have not found > a > good way to do this automatically. > > There is a Kdevelop project file (even though I am writing this > almost > entirely in Emacs). > > The program will kickout the Scripture references (with ranges) you > through at it, and will turn on or off versification, and with any > module you have installed. I have not yet implemented search, but I > will > in the near future. I have the component that writes to the Personal > commentary module working, but I have not yet committed those > changes. I > will commit once I refine the unit tests for that piece (within the > next > day or so, if not later today). > > The program creates a config file for the user on first use, that > right > now, just contains the default module. You can specify any module you > have installed, but uses the KJV by default, until you change it in > the > config file (at ~/.cbibe.cfg). > > I am using boost's program_options library. I was thinking of using > getopts at first, but I like the idea of using a configuration file > as > well, and boost's library handles both commandline options and > configuration file. > > I plan on doing some blogging in org-mode on Emacs in the near > future, > and at some point, I will stop writing any new features for this > software, so I can write the elisp I need to be able to use this > within > Emacs, but I can see potential for this lil' pet project to grow some > new features. > > Yours in Christ, > > Tim Hawes > > -- > Sent with my mu4e > > _______________________________________________ > sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org > http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel > Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page
