I've been somewhat derelict in my duty the last few months, since things have heated up at my work. But I'm due to finish a paper and a talk by the 10th of June, and plan to get back to Plucker work again.
If you can wait that long, please post the fix on the bug tracker, and I'll work through that to make changes. If I don't understand the change, I'll get in touch with you. Perhaps by the end of June we can fix things up again. Alex, by the way: UTF-8 isn't supported under the (old) version of Python we've been using. But I think we should move to Python 2.2.2, which has great Unicode support. I can then re-write the TextParser to handle the Unicode stuff properly. Send me what you think the order of records should be, and we'll hash that out, too. Bill > > What is the process for getting a change into CVS? > > Send your relevant patch to the maintainer of the code that patch > addresses, and let them test/apply/commit it. > > > Short of that, what is the process for being able to update a supposedly > > resolved bug? > > Click on "Update", and add your bugnote/patch/fix description. > > > (I would also like to fix the bugs related to home document/netloc and > > href attributes conataining "&"; patches for these have been posted, but > > not checked in.) > > Sounds like all Python distiller work. I'd go through Bill Janssen. _______________________________________________ plucker-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev
