Dear Stephen:
I have a perl program that walks the HTML pages of e-FamilyTree.net and
pipes it out to a GEDCOM file. It is also interruptible in that you can run
the program for a while, stop it and upon restart it will pick up where the
search left off.
It uses the HTML:Tree builder and the won
Hi John,
Yes, I would love to get that and I'm willing to share my code once I
have time to fix the most critical issues.
Maybe Paul would like to create a "contrib" directory in the repository
that could be used to make code like this available. I guess we could
all make public repos on git
Dear Steven:
The code is currently in an SVN repo on XP-Dev. I could make the repo
public, but the code in its current stage is definitely what I call "work
bench code". It works and does the task for which it is designed, but, even
though I plan to use it for a long time, the code was written w
Please unsubscribe me finally!
I unsubscribed now three times and after a few months am back on this email
list.
I like Gedcom but not participating anymore - so PLEASE have mercy!
Thank you and have a Happy New Year,
Roland
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From: Mikkel Eide Eriksen [mailto:mikkel.eri
Hi
On 02/01/13 02:48, Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Hi John,
Yes, I would love to get that and I'm willing to share my code once I
have time to fix the most critical issues.
I agree this code should be shared. But read on...
Maybe Paul would like to create a "contrib" directory in the repositor
On 01/01/2013 04:46 PM, Ron Savage wrote:
Ideally such code would be made CPAN-ready before release, without - of
course - forcing the author to make it production-ready.
That's what http://prepan.org is for! :)
Phil
Hi Phil
On 02/01/13 10:15, Philip Durbin wrote:
On 01/01/2013 04:46 PM, Ron Savage wrote:
Ideally such code would be made CPAN-ready before release, without - of
course - forcing the author to make it production-ready.
That's what http://prepan.org is for! :)
Yes, indeed. I should have link
