Error after selecting a book/chapter/verse: "Symbol's function definition is void: :osis"

[rhodium88]

I am getting an error when trying to use dtk, which I installed today via melpa. I am prompted to select a book, chapter, and verse. Immediately following the selection of the verse, I get the error "Symbol's function definition is void: :osis" in the echo area. Nothing else happens, i.e. no text is displayed.

I've tried with multiple bibles, books, and chapter-verse combos. I've tried (setq diatheke-output-format :plain) to no avail.

This happens regardless of whether I choose (dtk) or (dtk-bible).

diatheke is installed and working.

[yiufung]

Can you print the stack trace with toggle-debug-on-error?

On Sun, Jul 7, 2019, at 1:17 PM, rhodium88 wrote:

I am getting an error when trying to use dtk, which I installed today via melpa. I am prompted to select a book, chapter, and verse. Immediately following the selection of the verse, I get the error "Symbol's function definition is void: :osis" in the echo area. Nothing else happens, i.e. no text is displayed.

I've tried with multiple bibles, books, and chapter-verse combos. I've tried (setq diatheke-output-format :plain) to no avail.

This happens regardless of whether I choose (dtk) or (dtk-bible).

diatheke is installed and working.

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[dtk01]

@rhodium88 Would you be willing to try the following to see if it resolves the problem?

1. Open IELM (M-x ielm)
2. Redefine dtk-bible--insert-using-diatheke:

(defun dtk-bible--insert-using-diatheke (book chapter-verse &optional module diatheke-output-format)
  (unless diatheke-output-format
    (setq diatheke-output-format :plain))
  (let ((module (or module dtk-module)))
    (insert
     (with-temp-buffer
       (call-process dtk-program nil t
                     t     ; redisplay buffer as output is inserted
                     "-o" (cond ((eq diatheke-output-format :osis)
                 "nfmslx")
                ((eq diatheke-output-format :plain)
                 "n"))
             "-f" (cond ((eq diatheke-output-format :osis)
                 "OSIS")
                ((eq diatheke-output-format :plain)
                 "plain"))
                     "-b" module "-k" book chapter-verse)
       (unless dtk-preserve-diatheke-output-p
     (let ((end-point (point)))
           (re-search-backward "^(.*)" nil t 1)
           (delete-region (point) end-point))
     (let ((end-point (point)))
           (re-search-backward "^:" nil t 1)
           (delete-region (point) end-point))
     (let ((raw-diatheke-text (buffer-substring (point-min) (point-max))))
       (let ((parsed-lines (case diatheke-output-format
                 (:osis (dtk--parse-osis-xml-lines raw-diatheke-text))
                 (:plain (dtk-sto--diatheke-parse-text raw-diatheke-text)))))
         (delete-region (point-min) (point-max))
         (dtk-insert-verses parsed-lines))))
       (buffer-string)
       )))
  t)

3. Try dtk or dtk-bible

[dtk01]

Closing due to lack of response to maintainer's request for information