On 1/18/11 10:15 AM, "Smith,Devon" wrote:
But other than that, 6 of one, half dozen of another ...
Agreed. I don't see where any of these are a ton better than others, with the
caveat that there's already code in ruby-marc, marc4j, and PHP's FIle_MARC for
the marc-in-json and some of us are us
I like the fact that it's slightly less verbose, but am put off by the fact
that it mixes different semantic entities in the same arrays. The leader is
"next to" the fields; the indicators are "next to" the subfields. E.g., in the
variable field:
{ "010" :
[
{ "ind1": " " },
{ "i
As the author of one of the proposed JSON serialization strategies, let me
recommend that we let my proposal - known as "marc-hash" -- disappear quietly
into the ether :-)
I propose we get behind the MARC-in-JSON structure ([2]; also see [5]). It's
clean and as concise as it can be given what f
I think we should revisit "Biblio::". Yes, I know MARC isn't used only for
bibliographic data, but it's sure as hell not used to speak of outside the
library/museum world. 'Biblio' might not be perfect, but it's certainly not
misleading in any meanigful way.
On 11/11/10 10:23 AM, "Galen Charlt
It looks to me as if MooseX is used exclusively for extensions to the Moose
system itself, not random modules that happen to use Moose.
On 11/10/10 7:59 AM, "Bill Birthisel" wrote:
3. There is not really much of a problem (for users) with long names. It
appears MooseX:: is currently in common u
Speaking for myself only, of course: Please, for the love of god, move away
from CVS. Moving the code to a more modern VCS and a well-supported host. The
least-painful move might be to SVN on Google Code.
I'm pretty sure there's nothing but CVS available for OS9, though, so the
question has to
Second use of module-starter (plus Module::Starter::Smart), with Build for the
build process.
Just set up a simple .module-starter/config like so:
plugins: Module::Starter::Simple Module::Starter::Smart
author: Bill Dueber
email: dueb...@umich.edu
builder: Module::Build
verbose: 1
Then:
mod
