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README | Fri Oct 30 01:22:00 -0700 2009 | |
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Rakefile | Wed Nov 18 01:27:20 -0800 2009 | |
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README
isbn ==== Version 2.0 This library provides methods to manipulate isbns. As of version 2.0 there has been a near complete rewrite of this library but this time there are tests. A few methods have been removed. Here is what remains: * ISBN.ten will return a 10 digit isbn if you give it a 10 or 13 digit isbn - it will raise a No10DigitISBNAvailable error if given an isbn starting with 979 because 979 isbns do NOT have a 10 digit counterpart. * ISBN.thirteen will return a 13 digit isbn if you give it 10 or thirteen digit isbn * ISBN.as_new will convert an isbn into the used book version for that isbn - for isbns starting with 978 it returns an isbn starting with 290 - for isbns starting with 979 it returns an isbn starting with 291 * ISBN.as_used will convert an isbn into the new book version for that isbn - for isbns starting with 290 it returns an isbn starting with 978 - for isbns starting with 291 it returns an isbn starting with 979 * ISBN.valid? will compare the check digit of the passed in isbn with that of one it computes * ISBN.from_image accept a jpeg of an isbn and OCR it into an isbn. - it uses the LibJPEG and GOCR libraries to accomplish. The src for both is available in /src. - probably will not run on Windows. Give it a try and let me know. - The OCR has been quite accurate in the situations where I have needed it. COPYRIGHT ========= Copyright (c) 2009 Tim Kersey.







