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Changes in this update: 6.1.21 * 6.1.21 ** Bug Fix: Conditional Delete – When selecting regular expressions — there were times when the process wasn’t being recognized. ** Enhancement: Conditional Delete – This function use to only work when using the Regular Expression option. This now works for all options. ** Bug Fix: ValidateISBNs -…

One of the things that has been a learning experience for me has been understanding how OSX handles threading, understanding what objects are thread-safe, and how to capture user feedback from within an thread running outside of the main UI thread. Conceptually, Windows, OSX, Linux — UIs tend to be run through a single, primary…

A new update has been posted.  The changes are noted below: Enhancement: Installation changes — for administrators, the program will now allow for quite installations and an option to prevent users from enabling automated updates.  Some IT admins have been asking for this for a while.  The installation program will take an command-line option: autoupdate=no,…

Happy Thanksgiving to those celebrating.  Rather than over indulging in food, my family and I spent our day relaxing and enjoying some down time together.  After everyone went to bed, I had a little free time and decided to wrap up the update I’ve been working on.  This update includes the following changes: Language File…

So I missed one — I made some changes to how MarcEdit loads data into the MarcEditor to improve performance, especially on newer equipment, and introduced a bug.  When making multiple global updates, the program may (probably) will lose track of the last page of records.  This slipped through my unit tests because the program…

After spending the last 3 months of work — I’ve posted the latest and greatest version of MarcEdit; MarcEdit 6.0.  This represents a significant change on a number of fronts — first and foremost, a lot of code has been reformatted to provide better support for non-Windows systems.  For the first time, a MarcEdit packaged…

I wrote a guest post for OCLC’s Developer’s Network.  You can find it here: http://www.oclc.org/developer/news/2014/guest-post-by-terry-reese-my-az-list-ruby-gem-and-demo-application.en.html –tr

Ever since having kids, one of my favorite parts of Halloween has been the carving of the Jack-o-lanterns.  Each year, the family picks out different characters, and I try to see what I can do with each. This is our 2014 crop of jack-o-lanterns. Calvin and Hobbes Sherlock Snow Leopard (created from a picture) –tr

I got a reminder from Oregon State University that my old web space will be disabled this weekend.  I’ve since moved all the content to a new location, but be aware that it will likely take the search engines some time to update these redirects since so many people linked to the older URLs.  Old…