op up rarely.
I am writing now from my office, not my client's site, so I'll have to send
you the files tomorrow. But just to give you a better sense of what I'm
looking at, here's the attached document, which a Perl-knowledgeable
colleague has already checked over for obvio
yone have any ideas about what's going on here? I have various data
files and outputs if anybody wants to take a closer look.
Thanks very much.
Ron
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Has anyone implemented the character normalization for UTF8-encoded heading
strings as described in the character normalization table that makes up
Appendix A of the NACO Normalization rules[1] ?
TIA.
Ron
[1] http://www.loc.gov/catdir/pcc/naco/normrule.html
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ield lengths and
offsets, just wondering if anybody had ever seen this occur in the wild. I
never have.
Thanks again for your help and the confirmation that this kind of
correction is a reasonable thing to do.
Ron
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ntify the offending field, manually deleting the field, and the
re-entering it again.
I wondered if any of you had run into similar problems, or if you had any
thoughts on how to tackle this particular issue.
Thanks in advance,
Ron
Ron Davies
Information and documentation systems consultant
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At 14:13 7/01/2005, Houghton,Andrew wrote:
This is not a Perl solution, but if you are just looking to convert
MARC-8 records to UTF-8 record you can use Terry Reese's MarcEdit
program. Under its MARC Tools section it allows you to do batch
conversions.
Thanks, Andy. It has been a while since I l
ng or development of a UTF-8 capability for MARC::Record. Is the
problem listed in rt.cpan.org (http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bug.html?id=3707)
the only known issue?
Ron
Ron Davies
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Email: ron(at)rondavies.b
rmitted in the MARC standard for a long time, and applaud the
fact that MARC::Record allows for it, but has anyone actually seen one
used? In some later revision of UNIMARC or one of the national standards
based on UNIMARC perhaps? I'd be curious to know about specific cases
people have