def GetText(self, ref):
print "Getting text for", ref
template = VerseTemplate(header=self.template_panel.header.GetText(),
body=self.template_panel.body.GetText(),
footer=self.template_panel.footer.GetText())
#no footnotes
biblemgr.temporary_state(biblemgr.plainstate)
if display_options.options["colour_speakers"] == "woc_in_red":
biblemgr.set_option("Words of Christ in Red", "On")
#apply template
biblemgr.bible.templatelist.append(template)
biblemgr.parser_mode = COPY_VERSES_PARSER_MODE
data = biblemgr.bible.GetReference(ref)
if data is None:
data = config.MODULE_MISSING_STRING()
if self.formatted:
# TODO: make it scan CSS and amalgamate rules?
data = data.replace("<span class='WoC'>",
"<span style='color: red'>")
data = data.replace("<span class='divineName'>",
"<span style='font-variant:small-caps'>")
# Use the font that has been selected for the module.
# XXX: We could still use language specific fonts for particular
# sections of the text, but I'm not sure it's worth doing.
# It would probably only apply to Hebrew and Greek (which we
# treat specially) anyway.
default, (font, size, in_gui) = fonts.get_module_font_params(
biblemgr.bible.mod)
data = u"<span style=\"font-family: %s; font-size: %spt;\">%s</span>" % (
font, size, data)
else:
data = string_util.br2nl(data)
data = string_util.KillTags(data)
data = string_util.amps_to_unicode(data)
#restore
biblemgr.restore_state()
biblemgr.bible.templatelist.pop()
biblemgr.parser_mode = NORMAL_PARSER_MODE
return data
def convert_language(text, language_code):
# remove all ӛ's which will stop our language recognition
text = string_util.amps_to_unicode(text, replace_specials=False)
# put greek and hebrew in their fonts
for lang_code, letters, dont_use_for in (
# ancient greek (to 1453)
("grc", string_util.greek, ("el", "grc")),
# Hebrew (generally)
("he", string_util.hebrew, ("he",)),
):
# if we are, say, a greek book, don't take greek out specially
if language_code in dont_use_for:
continue
text = string_util.insert_language_font(text, letters, lang_code)
return text
def convert_language(text, language_code):
# remove all ӛ's which will stop our language recognition
text = string_util.amps_to_unicode(text, replace_specials=False)
# put greek and hebrew in their fonts
for lang_code, letters, dont_use_for in (
# ancient greek (to 1453)
("grc", string_util.greek, ("el", "grc")),
# Hebrew (generally)
("he", string_util.hebrew, ("he", )),
):
# if we are, say, a greek book, don't take greek out specially
if language_code in dont_use_for:
continue
text = string_util.insert_language_font(text, letters, lang_code)
return text
def GetText(self, ref):
print "Getting text for", ref
template = VerseTemplate(header=self.template_panel.header.GetText(),
body=self.template_panel.body.GetText(),
footer=self.template_panel.footer.GetText())
#no footnotes
biblemgr.temporary_state(biblemgr.plainstate)
if display_options.options["colour_speakers"] == "woc_in_red":
biblemgr.set_option("Words of Christ in Red", "On")
#apply template
biblemgr.bible.templatelist.append(template)
biblemgr.parser_mode = COPY_VERSES_PARSER_MODE
data = biblemgr.bible.GetReference(ref)
if data is None:
data = config.MODULE_MISSING_STRING()
if self.formatted:
# TODO: make it scan CSS and amalgamate rules?
data = data.replace("<span class='WoC'>",
"<span style='color: red'>")
data = data.replace("<span class='divineName'>",
"<span style='font-variant:small-caps'>")
# Use the font that has been selected for the module.
# XXX: We could still use language specific fonts for particular
# sections of the text, but I'm not sure it's worth doing.
# It would probably only apply to Hebrew and Greek (which we
# treat specially) anyway.
default, (font, size, in_gui) = fonts.get_module_font_params(biblemgr.bible.mod)
data = u"<span style=\"font-family: %s; font-size: %spt;\">%s</span>" % (font, size, data)
else:
data = string_util.br2nl(data)
data = string_util.KillTags(data)
data = string_util.amps_to_unicode(data)
#restore
biblemgr.restore_state()
biblemgr.bible.templatelist.pop()
biblemgr.parser_mode = NORMAL_PARSER_MODE
return data
