>Wonderful, many thanks for your hard work Morbus. When you commit changes
>please remember to update the Changes file in CVS. This way when we finally
>get around to building a new tarball for CPAN have to remember all the stuff
>that was changed :)
Poopie, forgot about that. I do have plans to f
On Mon, Nov 17, 2003 at 09:14:27PM -0500, Morbus Iff wrote:
> >Attached is a gzip'd patch to address a number of corrections
> >to the MARC::Doc::Tutorial documentation. In particular:
> >
> > * numerous grammatical, punctuation and spelling errors fixed (unfinished).
> > * "listserv" was replaced
On Mon, Nov 17, 2003 at 09:15:22PM -0500, Morbus Iff wrote:
> > Since MARC tags less than 010 can not have indicators or subfields,
> > not allowing those ::Field methods to be called on those tags make sense.
> > However, this should be a warn(), not a croak(), otherwise looping
> > code will
> Since MARC tags less than 010 can not have indicators or subfields,
> not allowing those ::Field methods to be called on those tags make sense.
> However, this should be a warn(), not a croak(), otherwise looping
> code will need to conditionally check tag numbers before continued
> processi
These changes have been commited to CVS.
>Attached is a gzip'd patch to address a number of corrections
>to the MARC::Doc::Tutorial documentation. In particular:
>
> * numerous grammatical, punctuation and spelling errors fixed (unfinished).
> * "listserv" was replaced with "mailing list". Listse
I've used askSam (http://www.asksam.com/) for personal catalogs of
tracks on CD's, bibliographic records of books, and research notes.
It's power derives from it's flexibility in record structure (you define
the structure for each database). It's been around for almost 20 years
and has a strong tr
>I'm not sure what you are looking for is a library catalog. If you want
>access to individual articles, it can be done in MARC but there may be
>better options. There is bibliographic citation software, Endnote and
>Procite are some of the best known.
Whilst I am indeed still looking for the panac
Morbus,
I'm not sure what you are looking for is a library catalog. If you want
access to individual articles, it can be done in MARC but there may be
better options. There is bibliographic citation software, Endnote and
Procite are some of the best known.
oss4lib lists Citation Manager as an OS
