Hi:
Coming from an old programmer, I suspect the programmer who wrote the
original source code is long gone (or it was a purchased package). In
either case I would guess the current programmers don't understand part or
all of the stripper code, thus the only solution is a complete rewrite. I
reluctantly admit we programmers (were or are) notorious for writing bad
or no documentation.
HTH,
George R. Marshall
marshall.geoma4@xxxxxxxxx
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Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2008 5:24 PM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: Solution to the Stripper issues seems rather
simple to me...
Darrel we volunteers have been asking for, pleading for, such an
explanation for over six years now.
E.
At 02:12 PM 5/22/2008, you wrote:
Hello Everyone,
We have all been going around and around about this converter / stripper
tool and its behaviors for a very long time now. I feel the ultimate
solution to our concerns is actually quite simple and does not have to
involve making any changes in any code at this time. All that is needed
is a detailed description from the engineer(s) who created and maintain
this tool as to exactly what steps it takes while processing a book.
Such an understanding could then be codified into a set of instructions
that would serve to enhance the existing and updated Volunteer Manual so
that we know exactly what we can and cannot do when validating books.
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