Disclaimer: I am not a PAUSE admin. I don't think Syndication:: is a good place for this. This is a text processing module, from my reading of your description, not something to manage the business processes of paying for and distributing content. Also, it's awfully long. Why not just Text::NITF?
--Bill. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brendan Quinn) writes: > Syndication::NITF, a Perl module supporting the NITF news article format > was released to CPAN on 19 December 2001. It should be available from > your local mirror via > http://cpan.perl.org/authors/id/B/BQ/BQUINN/ > > This is version 0.02, the first public release. > > Here is an excerpt from the README: > > >>>> > Syndication::NITF -- a NITF v3.0 library for Perl > > Syndication::NITF is an object-oriented Perl interface to NITF > documents, allowing you to manage (and one day create) NITF documents > without any specialised NITF or XML knowledge. > > NITF is a standard format for the markup of textual news content (eg > newspaper and magazine articles), ratified by the International Press > Telecommunications Council (http://www.iptc.org). > > This module supports the version 3.0 DTD of NITF. It makes no attempt to > support eariler versions of the DTD. > > You can find out more about NITF at http://www.nitf.org/ or > http://www.iptc.org/ > > LATEST VERSION AND WHAT'S NEW > The latest version is 0.02, released 19 December 2001. > > Download: http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/B/BQ/BQUINN/ > > What's New in 0.02: > > * Example Parser > > Simple example parser added that outputs information about an NITF > file, handling most types of tag. > > See the Changes file for previous releases. > <<<< > > At the moment it's fairly basic, and doesn't allow you to create NITF > files. Other plans for the future include better support of IPTC subject > codes, integration with my Syndication::NewsML module, and automatic > handling of updates, corrections, embargoes etc. > > Hope this helps someone out there. > > Brendan. > -- > Brendan Quinn [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Clueful Consulting Pty Ltd Phone +61 4 0076 0077 > GPO Box 2747EE within Australia: 0400 760 077 > Melbourne, Australia http://www.clueful.com.au/brendan/ > -- William R Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wards.net/~bill/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.
