It gunzips fine, but then there seems to be something wrong with the tar file...
/Leif Andersson
Stockholm University Library
Till: Leif Andersson
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Ämne: Re: MARC::Charset 1.34
Hi,
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 10:50 AM, Leif Andersson
leif.anders...@sub.su.semailto:leif.anders...@sub.su.se wrote:
It gunzips fine, but then there seems to be something wrong with the tar file...
Could you elaborate
Hi,
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 11:52 AM, Leif Andersson
leif.anders...@sub.su.sewrote:
Corrupt tar file RESOLVED.
Thanks for the update. I'm inclined to agree with your guess that a mirror
was corrupt.
Out of curiosity, are you using ActiveState or Strawberry?
Regards,
Galen
--
Galen
Galen, thanks very much for continuing to develop MARC::Charset. You
should feel free to update the Makefile.PL and README to list you as
the author now, since you have taken an active role in maintaining it.
One of the most gratifying parts of my work as a software developer
has been seeing
Hi Laurence,
I'm trying to create MARC records from serials data exported
from SFX, using MARC::Charset version 0.98 to convert UTF-8
strings to MARC-8. It seems to be failing on extended latin
characters like U+00C5 CAPITAL LETTER A WITH RING ABOVE
The encoding, U+00C5 (CAPITAL LETTER A
Hi Michael,
An example is the author (personal name) of the book that can
be found at http://catalog.loc.gov/ by searching for ISBN
5040039875 (I'm guessing the fact that the website appears to
be displaying a corrupted name may be part of the problem here).
The Library of Congress
Doran, Michael D a écrit :
Hi Henri,
Although in my email client, the character in question appears as a MICRO
SIGN (µ), I am assuming that it is actually meant to be a LOWERCASE DIGRAPH
AE (æ) since that is consistent with the Latin vernacular text in your
record. In MARC-8, the
Your MARC records appear to be encoded in MARC-8 as evidenced by ergáo in
which the combining
accent character comes before the character to be modified. I.e. the byte
string that displays as
ergáo in your email would display as ergò (with a Latin small letter o with
grave) in a MARC-8
aware
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Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 4:18 AM
To: Doran, Michael D; perl4lib
Subject: Re: MARC::Charset
Doran, Michael D a écrit :
Hi Henri,
Although in my email client, the character in question
appears as a MICRO SIGN (µ), I am assuming
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From: Ashley Sanders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 4:59 AM
Cc: perl4lib
Subject: Re: MARC
Michael,
So, basically, you either need prior knowledge about the
actual character encoding used, or you have to test. Testing
for UTF-8 is fairly straightforward...
How are you testing for UTF-8?
There's a handy perl regexp on the W3C web site at:
On 25/set/06, at 12:38, Edward Summers wrote:
How would you guys do to transcode a whole MARC record, contained
in a MARC::Record object, from MARC8 to UTF8?
I'd probably extend marc8_to_utf8() in MARC::Charset so that it not
only transcoded strings, but records as well. The function
Edward Summers wrote:
Perhaps when you are writing out your data you aren't preparing the
filehandle for utf8?
- you're right (as printing to STDOUT and using binmode() shows),
however I got confused because I'm actually trying to save the
transcoded data in a Berkeley-db file (via DB_File.pm)
On Jun 22, 2006, at 5:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using MARC::Charset::marc8_to_utf8() v0.95 to transcode some
Library of Congress data to utf8, however I'm finding a problem with
character 'ø' (hex 0xB2 - lowercase scandinavian o / latin small
letter o with stroke), this character is
On Dec 28, 2005, at 8:25 PM, Bryan Baldus wrote:
I was able to successfully compile and test MARC::Charset v. 0.8
from CPAN with the following minor modifications, while using
MacPerl 5.8.0a2 on MacOS 9.2.2:
Thanks for trying it out and for emailing the list. If anyone else is
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