Rufus is an interactive javascript regular expression evaluator, built with dhtml so you can see how a regex will evaluate as you build it.
Here is a list of the new features: Word Search: excluding a small list of very common words, you can now find references by search for key words. There is no implimentation for quotes or key words such as AND and OR. You can assume all words will use AND…
I have add greek morphology to the AJAX Bible. Thanks again to the Zephania Bible Project for providing source xml files. The Morphology is derived from Robinson’s Morphological Analysis Codes, and is linked to strongs numbers.Next up: Greek NT based on the Textus Receptus source text, and Word Search!
I’ve been working on adding word search capabilities to the AJAX Bible, and in the process I had to come up with a way to find the shared values between two sets, or in my case with Javascript, two arrays. There aren’t many algorithms published online that I could find,…
I updated the regex expressions for Javascript Bible Reference Parsing Object to reflect some of the common abbreviations. Thanks to the Folks at the GNPCB.org for posting common book queries. Thanks also to Jeremy for helping me simplify my regex expressions.
In an effort to encourage the coding of a bible reference object (see previous post on my bible app), I though I would post some specifications in a clearer format than I had previously, along with some example inputs and outputs. Feel free to comment in the comments section, and…
If you are scripting with the DOM in mozilla browsers, and probably with IE browsers as well, you should never name your elements the same as your id. example:Bad:<input name="key" id="key" />Good:<input name="key1" id="key2" />If you gvie the elements name attribute and id attribute the same value, then the DOM…