CVS Commit Overview for 2007-03-29
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2007-03-29 Samuele Kaplun <[email protected]>
* modules/webstyle/lib/webinterface_tests.py: Added many more
attribute to FakeApache in order to satisfy mod_python 3.3.
2007-03-29 Jerome Caffaro <[email protected]>
* modules/bibformat/lib/bibformat_config.py,
modules/bibformat/lib/bibformat_engine.py: Improved error messages.
2007-03-29 Samuele Kaplun <[email protected]>
* modules/websubmit/lib/file.py: Cleaned indentation and added a
function for adjusting uploaded filenames in order to have them
unique.
2007-03-29 Samuele Kaplun <[email protected]>
* modules/websubmit/lib/websubmit_engine.py: Added two checks in
order to make websumbit happy with latest mod_python.
2007-03-29 Nicholas Robinson <[email protected]>
* modules/bibedit/lib/refextract.py: + Fixed a bug when looking for
the end of the references section. Previously, there was a regexp
searching for a certain pattern of digits (something that occurs
sometimes when the figures/tables are converted to text).
Unfotunately, in certain cases, the regexp search was horribly long
- infinite, maybe! It was fixed by removing the regexp pattern and
using some methods of the string object, such as replace, is_digit,
etc. Additionally, this also seems to have improved the recognition
of the end of a reference section. + To identify different pages
of a PDF document, refextract was looking for a page-break
character (\\f) on its own line because pdftotext always put this
character in a line of its own. However, in a new version of this
tool (3.01 onwards?), this character is not necessarily in its own
line. This caused some problems when searching for headers/footers,
etc. Therefore, when text from pdftotext is read-in by refextract,
it now adds this char into its own line, should it come at the
start of a line; + Added a new numeration-recognition pattern (and
subsequent handling code) that is used when transforming a tagged
citation line into MARC XML. The new pattern looks for tagged
numeration, and is applied immediately after a title + numeration
pattern has been applied. This handles IBIDs that do not actually
use the word "IBID". E.g.: <cds.TITLE>J. Phys. A</cds.TITLE> :
<cds.VOL>31</cds.VOL> <cds.YR>(1998) </cds.YR>
<cds.PG>2391</cds.PG>; : <cds.VOL>32</cds.VOL> <cds.YR>(1999)
</cds.YR> <cds.PG>6119</cds.PG>. The 2nd group of numeration
clearly belongs with the title - the author has simply missed out
the title. Previously reference this would have been missed. Now
however, it will be recognised;
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