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- *** bibleref-1.0/Makefile.dist Sun Jul 14 14:07:58 1991
- --- bibleref-new/Makefile.dist Wed Jul 17 03:10:13 1991
- ***************
- *** 25,31 ****
- # Name of your icon compiler and compiler flags.
- #
- ICONC = /usr/icon/v8/bin/icont
- ! IFLAGS = -Sc 200 -Sg 400 -Si 2000 -Sn 3000 -SF 30
-
- #
- # Names of KJV files as packaged in the PC-SIG disk set (19 discs).
- --- 25,31 ----
- # Name of your icon compiler and compiler flags.
- #
- ICONC = /usr/icon/v8/bin/icont
- ! IFLAGS = -Sc 400 -Sg 400 -Si 2000 -Sn 3000 -SF 30
-
- #
- # Names of KJV files as packaged in the PC-SIG disk set (19 discs).
- ***************
- *** 51,56 ****
- --- 51,67 ----
- # RAWFILES = ./kjv.Z
-
- #
- + # If, instead of the KJV, you have a CCAT RSV text, you can concatenate
- + # all the books for that text into one "kjv.rtv" file. When done doing
- + # this, go to the "non-modifiable" section of this makefile, and change
- + # the line reading "CONVERTER = kjv2rtv" to "CONVERTER = rsv2rtv". I
- + # personally have never tried doing this, and have no idea whether it
- + # will work. The converter, rsv2rtv, though is included in this dis-
- + # tribution on a test basis. If anyone tries to use it, please let me
- + # know (for better or worse).
- + #
- +
- + #
- # If you've compressed your KJV file(s), use zcat; otherwise use cat.
- #
- CAT = cat
- ***************
- *** 65,76 ****
-
- ###########################################################################
- #
- ! # Don't change anything below this line.
- #
-
- RTVFILE = kjv.rtv
-
- CONVERTER = kjv2rtv
- CONVERTSRC = $(CONVERTER).icn convertr.icn name2num.icn complete.icn
-
- INDEXER = makeind
- --- 76,89 ----
-
- ###########################################################################
- #
- ! # Don't change anything below this line unless you are absolutely and
- ! # positively sure you know what you are doing.
- #
-
- RTVFILE = kjv.rtv
-
- CONVERTER = kjv2rtv
- + # CONVERTER = rsv2rtv
- CONVERTSRC = $(CONVERTER).icn convertr.icn name2num.icn complete.icn
-
- INDEXER = makeind
- *** bibleref-1.0/README Sun Jul 14 14:07:58 1991
- --- bibleref-new/README Wed Jul 17 03:10:14 1991
- ***************
- *** 71,77 ****
- your login ID and default group ID). Finally, check to be certain
- that the correct names are used for your raw King James Bible file(s),
- and that the target CAT is set to either "cat" or "zcat," depending on
- ! whether you have compressed the raw files or not.
- Assuming you've modified the Makefile correctly, you can then
- simply type "make." After this, you might as well go off and have
- dinner or something. Better yet, go to bed. The entire reformatting,
- --- 71,83 ----
- your login ID and default group ID). Finally, check to be certain
- that the correct names are used for your raw King James Bible file(s),
- and that the target CAT is set to either "cat" or "zcat," depending on
- ! whether you have compressed the raw files or not. Note that you need
- ! not use all the KJV files. Christians, for instance, will frequently
- ! want to comment out the Old Testament books, while Jews will normally
- ! want to do the reverse. Bibleref doesn't care how many, or what KJV
- ! books, there are. It doesn't really even care about the order (though
- ! for human readers' sake it's advisable to put them in some coherent,
- ! canonical order).
- Assuming you've modified the Makefile correctly, you can then
- simply type "make." After this, you might as well go off and have
- dinner or something. Better yet, go to bed. The entire reformatting,
- ***************
- *** 256,269 ****
- these utilities are *not* geared solely for the KJV. In fact, they
- are set up so that they can be used with just about any text broken up
- into hierarchically arranged divisions. If, for instance, you don't
- ! like Renaissance English, and have a more modern Bible translation
- ! online, you can certainly use that instead. All you'll need to do is
- ! copy the kjv2rtv.icn file to, say, kjv2rsv.icn, edit it to reflect the
- ! text you are using, run it on your text, and then index it as you
- ! would have done for the King James text. You can tell Bibleref to use
- ! this text instead of the King James text either by modifying
- ! bibleref.icn to point to the new file, or by giving it a filename
- ! argument, a la "bibleref -f your.indexed.bible.text."
- If you need help integrating a new biblical text into the
- retrieve package, drop me a line. If I'm not busy, and the job looks
- to be one I can help you out with, I'll be glad to do so. If nothing
- --- 262,277 ----
- these utilities are *not* geared solely for the KJV. In fact, they
- are set up so that they can be used with just about any text broken up
- into hierarchically arranged divisions. If, for instance, you don't
- ! like Renaissance English, and have the more modern RSV translation
- ! online, you can certainly use that instead. Actually, those of you
- ! who possess CCAT RSV texts could do me the great favor of playing
- ! guinea pig. Read the makefile, do what it says with the CONVERTB
- ! target, then make. If you have already indexed some other files, then
- ! you should clobber them (a la "make clobber"), and start over again.
- ! If you manage to index the RSV, please let me know. I haven't got the
- ! disk space here to do it. The whole procedure with RSV texts is
- ! wholly untested, and I fully expect it to blow up on anyone who tries
- ! it :-) 1/2.
- If you need help integrating a new biblical text into the
- retrieve package, drop me a line. If I'm not busy, and the job looks
- to be one I can help you out with, I'll be glad to do so. If nothing
- ***************
- *** 275,293 ****
- tested, or 3) that are likely to change. For instance, the "d"
- command can take a number argument, which causes it to display the
- list whose position in the global list of lists corresponds to that
- ! number). The "!" command can also pass its arguments to the shell
- ! (/bin/sh, or the value of your SHELL environment variable). Also, if
- ! you type "f lord god" at the main prompt, and press return, you'll get
- ! a list of verses containing the words "lord" and "god" (i.e. Bibleref
- ! will, in other words, perform a verse-based, range 0 "and" on the
- ! respective hit lists for these two words). While I don't want to hide
- ! the existence of these marginal features, I don't want to encourage
- ! anyone to expect their presence in later versions, or to suggest that
- ! they will work properly in the current one. I'm particularly worried
- ! about the "f lord god" example above, as it might lead people to think
- ! that Bibleref has a concept of word order within verses. In fact,
- ! this is just an alternate way of performing a set intersection on the
- ! hit lists for "lord" and "god."
-
-
- --------
- --- 283,301 ----
- tested, or 3) that are likely to change. For instance, the "d"
- command can take a number argument, which causes it to display the
- list whose position in the global list of lists corresponds to that
- ! number). On the top level, the "!" command can also pass arguments to
- ! a shell (/bin/sh, or the value of your SHELL environment variable).
- ! Also, if you type "f lord god" at the main prompt, and press return,
- ! you'll get a list of verses containing the words "lord" and "god"
- ! (i.e. Bibleref will, in other words, perform a verse-based, range 0
- ! "and" on the respective hit lists for these two words). While I don't
- ! want to hide the existence of these marginal features, I don't want to
- ! encourage anyone to expect their presence in later versions, or to
- ! suggest that they will work properly in the current one. I'm
- ! particularly worried about the "f lord god" example above, as it might
- ! lead people to think that Bibleref has a concept of word order within
- ! verses. In fact, this is just an alternate way of performing a set
- ! intersection on the hit lists for "lord" and "god."
-
-
- --------
- *** bibleref-1.0/README.rtv Sun Jul 14 14:07:58 1991
- --- bibleref-new/README.rtv Wed Jul 17 03:10:15 1991
- ***************
- *** 167,188 ****
- the King James Version (KJV). How might you invoke makeind to
- accomplish this? First you would need to determine the maximum field
- value for your text. In the case of the Christian English Bible, this
- ! is 176. The English Bible (including Apocrypha) contains 73 books.
- ! The Protestant KJV contains 66. The maximum number of chapters in any
- ! book is 150 (Psalms). The maximum number of verses in any one chapter
- ! in any one book is 176 (Psalm 119). 176 would therefore be the
- ! maximum value any field would have to contain. You would pass this
- ! information to makeind via the -m option. The total number of fields
- ! is three, naturally (book, chapter, and verse). This value would be
- ! passed using the -n option. As noted above, in order to use relative
- ! locations you would need to tell makeind what field to record max
- ! values for. In our hypothesized scenario, you would want makeind to
- ! store the max value for the verse field for every chapter of every
- ! book in the Bible. The verse field (field #3), in other words, is
- ! your "rollover" field, and would be passed to makeind using the -l
- ! option. Assuming "kjv" to be the name of your indexable biblical
- ! text, this set of circumstances would imply the following invocation
- ! for makeind:
-
- makeind -f kjv -m 176 -n 3 -l 3
-
- --- 167,188 ----
- the King James Version (KJV). How might you invoke makeind to
- accomplish this? First you would need to determine the maximum field
- value for your text. In the case of the Christian English Bible, this
- ! is 176. The English Bible (including Apocrypha) contains 84 books (at
- ! least in the RSV). The Protestant KJV contains 66. The maximum
- ! number of chapters in any book is 150 (Psalms). The maximum number of
- ! verses in any one chapter in any one book is 176 (Psalm 119). 176
- ! would therefore be the maximum value any field would have to contain.
- ! You would pass this information to makeind via the -m option. The
- ! total number of fields is three, naturally (book, chapter, and verse).
- ! This value would be passed using the -n option. As noted above, in
- ! order to use relative locations you would need to tell makeind what
- ! field to record max values for. In our hypothesized scenario, you
- ! would want makeind to store the max value for the verse field for
- ! every chapter of every book in the Bible. The verse field (field #3),
- ! in other words, is your "rollover" field, and would be passed to
- ! makeind using the -l option. Assuming "kjv" to be the name of your
- ! indexable biblical text, this set of circumstances would imply the
- ! following invocation for makeind:
-
- makeind -f kjv -m 176 -n 3 -l 3
-
- *** bibleref-1.0/bibleref.src Sun Jul 14 14:07:59 1991
- --- bibleref-new/bibleref.src Wed Jul 17 03:09:52 1991
- ***************
- *** 6,12 ****
- #
- # Author: Richard L. Goerwitz
- #
- ! # Version: 1.18
- #
- ############################################################################
- #
- --- 6,12 ----
- #
- # Author: Richard L. Goerwitz
- #
- ! # Version: 1.19
- #
- ############################################################################
- #
- ***************
- *** 133,141 ****
- fail
- }
-
- ! msg := "\"Bibleref\" - a King James Bible browser _
- ! by Richard Goerwitz"
- ! short_message := "\"Bibleref,\" by Richard Goerwitz"
-
- clear()
- status_line(msg, short_message, "c") &
- --- 133,140 ----
- fail
- }
-
- ! msg := "\"Bibleref\" - a Bible browser by Richard Goerwitz"
- ! short_message := "\"Bibleref,\" by RG"
-
- clear()
- status_line(msg, short_message, "c") &
- ***************
- *** 191,197 ****
- #
- local capname
-
- ! every capname := ("li","co","ce","so") do {
- getval(capname) | {
- quit("check_features",
- "terminal lacks "||capname||" capability", 2)
- --- 190,196 ----
- #
- local capname
-
- ! every capname := ("li","co","ce") do {
- getval(capname) | {
- quit("check_features",
- "terminal lacks "||capname||" capability", 2)
- *** bibleref-1.0/convertb.icn Sun Jul 14 14:07:59 1991
- --- bibleref-new/convertb.icn Wed Jul 17 03:09:53 1991
- ***************
- *** 7,13 ****
- #
- # Author: Richard L. Goerwitz
- #
- ! # Version: 1.3
- #
- ############################################################################
- #
- --- 7,13 ----
- #
- # Author: Richard L. Goerwitz
- #
- ! # Version: 1.4
- #
- ############################################################################
- #
- ***************
- *** 67,73 ****
- local names, n
- static num_table
- initial {
- ! names := ["Gen", "Exod", "Lev", "Num", "Deut", "Josh",
- "Judg", "Ruth", "1Sam", "2Sam", "1Kgs", "2Kgs",
- "1Chr", "2Chr", "Ezra", "Neh", "Esth", "Job",
- "Pss", "Prov", "Qoh", "Cant", "Isa", "Jer",
- --- 67,73 ----
- local names, n
- static num_table
- initial {
- ! names := [ "Gen", "Exod", "Lev", "Num", "Deut", "Josh",
- "Judg", "Ruth", "1Sam", "2Sam", "1Kgs", "2Kgs",
- "1Chr", "2Chr", "Ezra", "Neh", "Esth", "Job",
- "Pss", "Prov", "Qoh", "Cant", "Isa", "Jer",
- ***************
- *** 78,87 ****
- "Eph", "Phil", "Col", "1Thess", "2Thess",
- "1Tim", "2Tim", "Titus", "Phlm", "Heb", "Jas",
- "1Pet", "2Pet", "1John", "2John", "3John",
- ! "Jude", "Rev", "Tob", "Jdt", "Wis", "Sir",
- ! "Bar", "1Macc", "2Macc"]
- num_table := table()
- ! every n := 1 to 73 do
- insert(num_table, n, get(names))
- }
-
- --- 78,90 ----
- "Eph", "Phil", "Col", "1Thess", "2Thess",
- "1Tim", "2Tim", "Titus", "Phlm", "Heb", "Jas",
- "1Pet", "2Pet", "1John", "2John", "3John",
- ! "Jude", "Rev", "1Esdr", "2Esdr", "Tob", "Jdt",
- ! "Addest", "Wis", "Sirp", "Sir", "Letjer",
- ! "Prazar", "Suz", "Bar", "Prman", "1Macc",
- ! "2Macc", "3Macc", "4Macc", "Ps 151"]
- !
- num_table := table()
- ! every n := 1 to 84 do
- insert(num_table, n, get(names))
- }
-
- *** bibleref-1.0/name2num.icn Sun Jul 14 14:08:01 1991
- --- bibleref-new/name2num.icn Wed Jul 17 03:09:53 1991
- ***************
- *** 6,12 ****
- #
- # Author: Richard L. Goerwitz
- #
- ! # Version: 1.3
- #
- ############################################################################
- #
- --- 6,12 ----
- #
- # Author: Richard L. Goerwitz
- #
- ! # Version: 1.5
- #
- ############################################################################
- #
- ***************
- *** 40,47 ****
- "2thessalonians", "1timothy", "2timothy",
- "titus", "philemon", "hebrews", "james",
- "1peter", "2peter", "1john", "2john", "3john",
- ! "jude", "revelation", "tobit", "judith", "wisdom",
- ! "sirach", "baruch", "1maccabees", "2maccabees",
-
- "gen", "exod", "lev", "num", "deut", "josh",
- "judg", "ruth", "1sam", "2sam", "1kgs", "2kgs",
- --- 40,46 ----
- "2thessalonians", "1timothy", "2timothy",
- "titus", "philemon", "hebrews", "james",
- "1peter", "2peter", "1john", "2john", "3john",
- ! "jude", "revelation",
-
- "gen", "exod", "lev", "num", "deut", "josh",
- "judg", "ruth", "1sam", "2sam", "1kgs", "2kgs",
- ***************
- *** 54,61 ****
- "eph", "phil", "col", "1thess", "2thess",
- "1tim", "2tim", "titus", "phlm", "heb", "jas",
- "1pet", "2pet", "1john", "2john", "3john",
- ! "jude", "rev", "tob", "jdt", "wis", "sir",
- ! "bar", "1macc", "2macc",
-
- "dt", "jdg", "jg", "rth", "sa1", "sa2", "ki1",
- "ki2", "ch1", "ch2", "jl", "mt", "mk", "lk",
- --- 53,59 ----
- "eph", "phil", "col", "1thess", "2thess",
- "1tim", "2tim", "titus", "phlm", "heb", "jas",
- "1pet", "2pet", "1john", "2john", "3john",
- ! "jude", "rev",
-
- "dt", "jdg", "jg", "rth", "sa1", "sa2", "ki1",
- "ki2", "ch1", "ch2", "jl", "mt", "mk", "lk",
- ***************
- *** 63,76 ****
- "phm", "pe1", "pe2", "jo1", "jo2", "jo3", "1jn",
- "2jn", "3jn",
-
- ! "son", "solomon", "ecclesiasticus", "ecclus"]
-
- abbrevtbl := table()
- tmp_names := copy(names)
- ! every i := (1 to 73) | (1 to 73) |
- 5|7|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|29|40|41|42|43|46|
- 47|52|53|54|55|57|60|61|62|63|64|62|63|64|
- ! 22|22|70|70
- do {
- insert(abbrevtbl, get(tmp_names), i)
- }
- --- 61,94 ----
- "phm", "pe1", "pe2", "jo1", "jo2", "jo3", "1jn",
- "2jn", "3jn",
-
- ! "1esdras", "2esdras", "tobit", "judith",
- ! "additions to esther", "wisdom of solomon",
- ! "sirach prologue", "sirach", "letter of _
- ! jeremiah", "prayer of azariah", "susanna",
- ! "baruch", "prayer of manasseh", "1maccabees",
- ! "2maccabees", "3maccabees", "4maccabees",
- ! "ps151",
- !
- ! "1esdr", "2esdr", "tob", "jdt", "addesth",
- ! "wis", "sirp", "sir", "letjer", "prazar", "suz",
- ! "bar", "prman", "1macc", "2macc", "3macc",
- ! "4macc", "151",
- !
- ! "song of songs", "solomon", "song of solomon",
- !
- ! "3ezra", "4ezra", "3esdras", "4esdras",
- ! "adesth", "prologue", "ecclesiasticus",
- ! "ecclus", "epjer", "epistle of jeremiah",
- ! "song of three", "song of 3", "s of 3 y",
- ! "manasseh", "pss151"]
-
- abbrevtbl := table()
- tmp_names := copy(names)
- ! every i := (1 to 66) | (1 to 66) |
- 5|7|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|29|40|41|42|43|46|
- 47|52|53|54|55|57|60|61|62|63|64|62|63|64|
- ! (67 to 84) | (67 to 84) | 22|22|22|
- ! 67|68|67|68|71|73|74|74|75|75|76|76|76|79|84
- do {
- insert(abbrevtbl, get(tmp_names), i)
- }
- *** bibleref-1.0/passutil.icn Sun Jul 14 14:08:01 1991
- --- bibleref-new/passutil.icn Wed Jul 17 03:09:55 1991
- ***************
- *** 1,6 ****
- ############################################################################
- #
- ! # Name: 1.15
- #
- # Title: utilities for displaying passages
- #
- --- 1,6 ----
- ############################################################################
- #
- ! # Name: 1.17
- #
- # Title: utilities for displaying passages
- #
- ***************
- *** 70,77 ****
-
- message("Locating text in main file...")
- # Now check to see if the passage is present in the indexed text.
- ! text := bitmap_2_text(bitmap, kjv_filename) | fail
- !
- # Rewrap passage to width characters per line; put them into a list.
- d_list := []
- every put(d_list, rewrap(text, width))
- --- 70,79 ----
-
- message("Locating text in main file...")
- # Now check to see if the passage is present in the indexed text.
- ! text := bitmap_2_text(bitmap, kjv_filename) | {
- ! err_message("No such passage in " || kjv_filename || ".")
- ! fail
- ! }
- # Rewrap passage to width characters per line; put them into a list.
- d_list := []
- every put(d_list, rewrap(text, width))
- ***************
- *** 224,230 ****
-
- next_bitmap := NextBitmap(lastone, kjv_filename) | {
- err_message(convertb(lastone, kjv_filename) || " has no successor.")
- ! fail
- }
- return next_bitmap
-
- --- 226,232 ----
-
- next_bitmap := NextBitmap(lastone, kjv_filename) | {
- err_message(convertb(lastone, kjv_filename) || " has no successor.")
- ! return lastone
- }
- return next_bitmap
-
- ***************
- *** 239,245 ****
-
- prev_bitmap := PrevBitmap(lastone, kjv_filename) | {
- err_message(convertb(lastone, kjv_filename) || " has no predecessor.")
- ! fail
- }
- return prev_bitmap
-
- --- 241,247 ----
-
- prev_bitmap := PrevBitmap(lastone, kjv_filename) | {
- err_message(convertb(lastone, kjv_filename) || " has no predecessor.")
- ! return lastone
- }
- return prev_bitmap
-
- *** bibleref-1.0/ref2bmap.icn Sun Jul 14 14:08:01 1991
- --- bibleref-new/ref2bmap.icn Wed Jul 17 03:09:52 1991
- ***************
- *** 62,69 ****
- s ? {
-
- # Find book name, convert it to an integer.
- ! bookname ||:= tab(any('1234')); tab(many(' '))
- ! bookname ||:= tab(many(&letters)) | fail
- # Fail if the user gives us just a single letter...
- *bookname > 1 | fail
- # ...otherwise, convert book name into the correct value for
- --- 62,75 ----
- s ? {
-
- # Find book name, convert it to an integer.
- ! bookname ||:= tab(any('1234')) | {
- ! (="first", "1") |
- ! (="second", "2") |
- ! (="third", "3") |
- ! (="fourth", "4")
- ! }
- ! tab(many(' '))
- ! bookname ||:= trim(tab(many(&letters ++ ' '))) | fail
- # Fail if the user gives us just a single letter...
- *bookname > 1 | fail
- # ...otherwise, convert book name into the correct value for
- *** bibleref-1.0/rsv2rtv.icn Wed Jul 17 02:07:18 1991
- --- bibleref-new/rsv2rtv.icn Wed Jul 17 03:10:16 1991
- ***************
- *** 0 ****
- --- 1,111 ----
- + ############################################################################
- + #
- + # Name: rsv2rtv.icn
- + #
- + # Title: RSV -> retrieve format converter
- + #
- + # Author: Richard L. Goerwitz
- + #
- + # Version: 1.3
- + #
- + ############################################################################
- + #
- + # Program for converting CCAT RSV biblical texts into retrieve
- + # format. Reads standard input. Writes reformatted text to standard
- + # output. Assumes the specific TLG betacode format for the input
- + # file(s). If you have an RSV text that has been "tampered" with,
- + # this program may not work correctly. Note that this program will
- + # probably work for any betacode-based biblical text (though I can't
- + # imagine what good it would be for anything but the RSV).
- + #
- + ############################################################################
- + #
- + # Links: complete.icn ./convertr.icn ./name2num.icn
- + #
- + ############################################################################
- +
- + # link snapshot # for debugging purposes
- +
- + procedure main()
- +
- + local line, verse, firstline
- +
- + # Go to first tilde-initial line.
- + match("~", firstline := !&input)
- +
- + # While you can read lines from stdin...
- + every line := firstline | !&input do {
- +
- + # ...scan them for betacode level-marker lines (which begin
- + # with a tilde).
- + trim(line, '\x09\x0D ') ? {
- +
- + # Housekeeping.
- + tab(many('\t ')) # tab past whitespace (if present)
- + pos(0) & next # skip past empty lines
- +
- + # If we have a betacode level marker line, then flush the
- + # verse buffer.
- + if ="~" then {
- + tab(many(~&letters))
- + write(trim(\verse))
- + rtvcode := beta2rtv(tab(0)) |
- + stop("rsv2rtv: Can't parse ", &subject, ".")
- + write("::", \rtvcode)
- + verse := ""
- + }
- + else verse ||:= tab(0) || " "
- + }
- + }
- + write(trim(verse))
- + exit(0)
- +
- + end
- +
- +
- +
- + procedure beta2rtv(s)
- +
- + local offset, nextfield, nextoffset
- + static location, fields, offsets
- + initial {
- + location := ["","","",0,0]
- + fields := "abcxy"
- + offsets := "12345"
- + }
- +
- + s ? {
- + while offset := map(move(1), fields, offsets) do {
- + # # for debugging purposes
- + # snapshot()
- + nextoffset := offset+1
- + nextfield := fields[nextoffset] | &null
- + location[offset] := {
- + if pos(0) then integer(location[offset])+1 | fail
- + else {
- + case &subject[&pos] of {
- + "\"" : 2(="\"", tab(find("\"")), ="\"")
- + nextfield : integer(location[offset])+1
- + default : integer(tab(find(\nextfield) | 0))
- + }
- + }
- + } | fail
- +
- + # If the current field is "y" and its value is "t" then
- + # snarf the next input line, and set this field to 0.
- + # The next input line contains a title (the "t").
- + if any('xyz',fields,offset) & location[offset] === "t" then {
- + read(&input)
- + location[offset] := 0
- + return &null
- + }
- + every location[nextoffset to 5] := 1
- + every location[nextoffset to 3] := ""
- + # snapshot()
- + }
- + }
- +
- + pos(0) &
- + return convertr(location[3] ||" "|| location[4] ||":"|| location[5])
- +
- + end
- *** bibleref-1.0/version.icn Sun Jul 14 14:08:02 1991
- --- bibleref-new/version.icn Wed Jul 17 03:09:56 1991
- ***************
- *** 6,12 ****
- #
- # Author: Richard L. Goerwitz
- #
- ! # Version: 1.1
- #
- ############################################################################
- #
- --- 6,12 ----
- #
- # Author: Richard L. Goerwitz
- #
- ! # Version: 1.2
- #
- ############################################################################
- #
- ***************
- *** 15,19 ****
- ############################################################################
-
- procedure _version()
- ! return "Bibleref, version 1.0, patchlevel 0"
- end
- --- 15,19 ----
- ############################################################################
-
- procedure _version()
- ! return "Bibleref, version 1.0, patchlevel 1"
- end
-