Ed Summers a écrit:
On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 09:15:07AM +0100, paul POULAIN wrote:
Francois lemarchand sended me a little script to translate éà... into 8859-1 standard characters. I've included it in the addbiblio.pl script (when the system finds a biblio in the breeding farm) It seems to work. Things are definetly strange in char encoding.
Uploaded in cvs a few minuts ago
I'm looking at the script. From the comments it looks like Francois' code is converting from ISO 5426 to ISO 8859-1. How are character sets handled in UNIMARC? I'm guessing there are more character sets than ISO 5426 which can be used.
I just checked and Perl's Encode::* modules don't seem to handle ISO 5426 :( which is a shame. It is even more a shame that ISO doesn't make these standards public. I'm going to subscribe to perl-unicode@perl.org and see if I can find out more.
//Ed
Sorry, but i've more deeply looked at francois code, and some MARC21 and UNIMARC files. My conclusion is that the following code : s/\xe1/\xc1/gm; s/\xe2/\xc2/gm; s/\xe3/\xc3/gm; s/\xe4/\xc4/gm; s/\xe8/\xc8/gm; s/\xe9/\xc9/gm; s/\xf0/\xd0/gm; is enough to migrate from MARC21 to UNIMARC char coding. It tried this on my marc21->unimarc script, on 30 000 records, and it works fine. So, i think we have 2 complete tables (marc21 and unimarc) in Biblio.pm, that i commited a few minuts ago. -- Paul POULAIN Consultant indépendant en logiciels libres responsable francophone de koha (SIGB libre http://www.koha-fr.org)