/// <summary>
/// Gets all the modules of the given type.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="type">
/// null = gets all types
/// "Biblical Texts"
/// </param>
/// <returns>A list of module names</returns>
public List <string> getModules(string type)
{
List <string> modules = new List <string>();
int numOfBibles = (int)manager.getModules().size();
for (int i = 0; i < numOfBibles; i++)
{
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(type))
{
modules.Add(manager.getModuleAt(i).Name());
}
else if (manager.getModuleAt(i).Type().Equals(type))
{
modules.Add(manager.getModuleAt(i).Name());
}
}
return(modules);
}
protected void InitializeSword()
{
// Initialize Module Variables
filterManager = new MarkupFilterMgr((char)Sword.FMT_HTMLHREF, (char)Sword.ENC_HTML);
/* NOTE: GC.SuppressFinalize(filterManager);
* This must be placed here so the garbage collector (GC) doesn't try to clean up
* something that was already cleaned up. If this is not left in an error will
* occur when the application closes. This happens because when the SWMgr is
* cleaned by the GC it cleans its own filter and removes it from memory. When
* the GC then tries to clean up the filterManager object it doesn't really
* exist in memory anymore and therefore it throws an exception saying some
* memory is probably corrupt because this object points to trash in memory.
* -Richard Parsons 11-21-2006
*/
GC.SuppressFinalize(filterManager);
manager = new SWMgr(filterManager);
if (manager == null)
{
throw new ApplicationException("Unable to create the Sword utility manager");
}
foreach (string strPath in GetModuleLocations())
{
manager.augmentModules(strPath);
}
// first determine all the possible resources available
int numOfModules = (int)manager.getModules().size();
for (int i = 0; i < numOfModules; i++)
{
if (manager.getModuleAt(i).Type().Equals("Biblical Texts")) //Limit to just bibles, comment out to see all modules
{
string strModuleName = manager.getModuleAt(i).Name();
if (lstModulesToSuppress.Contains(strModuleName))
{
continue;
}
string strModuleDesc = manager.getModuleAt(i).Description();
if (Properties.Settings.Default.SwordModulesUsed.Contains(strModuleName))
{
lstBibleResources.Add(new SwordResource(strModuleName, strModuleDesc, true));
InitSwordResourceRadioButton(strModuleName, strModuleDesc);
}
else
{
lstBibleResources.Add(new SwordResource(strModuleName, strModuleDesc, false));
}
}
}
string moduleToStartWith = CstrNetFreeModuleName;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Properties.Settings.Default.LastSwordModuleUsed))
{
moduleToStartWith = Properties.Settings.Default.LastSwordModuleUsed;
}
moduleVersion = manager.getModule(moduleToStartWith);
if (moduleVersion == null)
{
throw new ApplicationException(String.Format("Can't find the Sword module '{0}'. Is Sword installed?", Properties.Settings.Default.SwordModulesUsed[0]));
}
// Setup the active module
// Word of Christ in red
manager.setGlobalOption("Words of Christ in Red", "On");
//Footnotes
manager.setGlobalOption("Footnotes", "On");
/* NOTE: This is needed so the DOM Script I'm using for strongs numbers,
* morph, and footnote tags will work. This basicly allows the webbrowser
* control to talk to my form control using DOM Script using the command
* window.external.<the public method from this form>;
* -Richard Parsons 01-31-2007
*/
webBrowserNetBible.ObjectForScripting = this;
if (tableLayoutPanelSpinControls.Controls[CstrRadioButtonPrefix + moduleToStartWith] is RadioButton)
{
RadioButton rb = (RadioButton)tableLayoutPanelSpinControls.Controls[CstrRadioButtonPrefix + moduleToStartWith];
rb.Checked = true;
}
}