Month: July 2005

  • MarcEdit Beta Refresh (July 21, 2005)

    I’ve just updated the MarcEdit Beta Build. The issues corrected in this build were specific to MarcEdit’s Unicode functionality. Changes: 1) First, the MarcEditor and the MARCEngine has support added for entities…i.e., characters can be represented as W3C notation: 齊…Of course, this leads to a problem in terms of tracking the input stream since .NET…

  • MarcEdit 5.0: MARCEngine bugs

    FYI — I’ve had some folks start testing the UTF-8 to MARC-8 conversion and there are a few problems when dealing with CJK items. I’ve made the corrections and will be updating the build later today.

  • MarcEdit 5.0 Beta Refresh (July 19, 2005)

    Updated: I refreshed the build to include a small correction to the UTF-8 conversion routine. The problem occurred when you had dangling combining characters in a record. The program will now detect these danglers and include a space for diacritic to combine on. This way, the diacritic isn’t lost and the combining character doesn’t attach…

  • MarcEdit 5.0 beta bugs

    Couple of bugs worth noting in the MarcEdit 5.0 beta (updated July 14th). 1) When a left bracket ({) is encountered in its mnemonic form — the mnemonic reader doesn’t reposition itself correctly to read the rest of the line. This will cause the engine to stop unexpectedly. 2) Delimited Text Translator appears to have…

  • Mary’s Peak

    Kyle Banerjee and I took a trip to Mary’s Peak this weekend to get a bit of a hill workout. This is the largest mountain in the Coast Range in Oregon (about 4000+ feet) — not terribly large, but pretty constant climb. Reaching the summit is very worth it. On a clear day, you can…

  • Hello world!

    Well, I’ve just installed WordPress and we’ll see how this whole blogging thing goes. I’ll be using this mainly to chat about things I’m interested in and to put out information on projects I’m working on.