From:Christian Pietsch chr.pietsch+web4...@googlemail.com
Subject: Re: pdf2txt [tesseract]
Hi Christian,
If you cannot use Ruby for some reason, I could upload a BASH script doing the
same thing.
I would love to see that bash script if you could upload it.
Regards and thanks,
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Hi Padraic,
I have uploaded a shell script which happens to implement Robert
Haschart's recipe:
https://github.com/pietsch/Data-Munging/blob/master/ocr4pdf.sh
Enjoy!
Christian
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 10:22:17AM +0100, Padraic Stack wrote:
I would love to see that bash script if you could
I'm considering taking on online course for programming using Python.
But not sure if it would be useful in my work at an academic library.
My question is:
If you are using Python, what applications have you developed for your
institution?
TIA
j0e
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aware of,
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Hi Joe,
as a cataloger, I've used Python for working with raw MARC records - using
the PyMarc library - as well as MARCXML and EADXML records. It allows me
to analyze and modify large files of MARC records in batch.
cheers,
heidi
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Electronic Resources Special Formats Cataloger
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Python, Python, Python. Sigh. Theoretically, programming language should be
neutral, right?. Any languages could do the job if OS allows. I used to work
in a small academic library. Learning programming languages was purely
self-motivated and taught. By chance, the path I have treaded on
There's nothing wrong with Perl. Also cf this perhaps
https://wiki.python.org/moin/PerlPhrasebook .
http://www.python.org/getit/windows/ , and
http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ is a kind provision
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Hi all,
We're organizing the first meeting of New York City Computer Anonymous
http://computeranonymous.org/ group. Computer Anonymous is a group that
allows socially conscious people who are interested in technology. In the
words of the linked page, it is not an entrepreneurial meetup, nor is
The first NYCDHStudent Group meet up is happening tonight (10/18) from 6p-9p at
Swift Hibernian Lounge (34 E. 4th St., NYC).
This is a great opportunity to meet other students who are interested in
digital humanities. All who appreciate the student perspective are welcome!
Look out for
Granted, much or all of this could have been done in Perl or other languages
but I had begun working with Python shortly before I graduated in Computer
Science mainly because it was one of the first or the first object oriented
scripting languages, that is, it is written from the bottom up to
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Joseph Umhauer jumha...@niagara.eduwrote:
I'm considering taking on online course for programming using Python.
But not sure if it would be useful in my work at an academic library.
So hey! If it's the one I'm teaching, I'm building it around things that
are
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