Hi Ross and Ed,
Thanks for suggesting the pull request I just submitted. Sorry I didn't submit
it
from a topic branch, as github recommended. My only excuse is that I was
learning how to do it on the fly (git n00b) :)
And thanks also for the gem--it has been very helpful for me in developing a
Hi Tony,
Just in case it wasn't obvious, the source code is on GitHub [1]. As
Ross said, please consider forking it and sending a pull request for
any documentation improvements you want to do.
//Ed
[1] https://github.com/ruby-marc/ruby-marc
On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 3:18 PM, Ross Singer
Thanks, Ed. That would have been a useful tidbit for me to have added :)
Also, if there's interest, we can set up the Github Wiki for
ruby-marc. There is some functionality that would be difficult to
explain (including the pros and cons) about in the rdocs, such as the
XML parsers (and to write
Hello all,
If I may suggest adding to the documentation for the marc gem
(http://marc.rubyforge.org/)...
Currently, the documentation gives examples for how to read, create and write
MARC records.
The source code also includes an encode method in MARC::Writer, which came
in handy for me when
Hi Tony, I'm glad that ruby-marc appears to be generally useful.
Another (even simpler) way to do what you want is:
record.to_marc
Which, I think, would do the same thing you're doing with MARC::Writer.encode.
If you want to write up a block of text to plop into the README, feel
free to send
