Ok, it's a ruby openurl library :)
It ingests KEVs and XML and outputs KEVs and XML. It's used in the
Umlaut (http://umlaut.library.gatech.edu/umlaut).
It doesn't bother with validation, but handles the spec better than
the CPAN version in some ways (although the CPAN version probably
handles other things better).
And, yes, it needs documentation.
-Ross.
On 10/17/06, Alexander Johannesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 10/18/06, Ross Singer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I respond with an SVN repository for a ruby OpenURL library (that
> doesn't currently have any documentation).
>
> Not sure what's completely out of context about this.
Because you didn't say "a ruby OpenURL library"? :) I had no idea what
I was looking at. An SVN to some code doesn't mean everyone groks that
code by listing generic directories. A few lines of what it is and
what it can do would be fantastic.
Alex
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