Well, now I have a list of links. I suppose I could write a script to grab all the metadata from every one of those links and stuff it into a something somewhere.
@KitFox Well, it looks like they have two types of columns. There are hardcoded columns (e.g. URL, Title) and then stuff that is being automatically generated (i.e. anything surrounded in quotes)
I'm guessing they didn't bother to escape commas in the field names. :P
What difference does it make whether you call them pronouns or not?
It doesn't change their properties or their usage or their meaning or their syntax.
Go right ahead and call them pronouns if you like -- or call them quantifiers or determiners.
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Because those look like they are actually part of the Powermapper field names
So you may need them later
Then, once you have a list of fields, scan through and find the ones you want to keep
Then figure out how to toss the crap you don't care about... which may be awkward depending on how all of this is stored. And you'd want a backup just so you don't have to run the crawler again
But this is all half guessing at what you really want to do. :P
Well, the crawler pulled in the whole URL and people are dumb about writing the metadata, so I've got titles that are over 255 characters long which contain commas, pipes, and double quotes. When I try to import the fields, they don't break into comments correctly.
And links with stuff that breaks wrong, and so on.
I am looking for a word (or two words) that means similar to Unagi (the concept they were trying to go for, not the fish!) - a total sense of awareness of yourself and your surroundings.
@MετάEd It’s the people who write ugly, unreadable, cryptic patterns upon whom the guilt for that abominable act should fall, not the pattern itself. There is never an excuse for writing a confusing pattern. Ever.
@tchrist I don't think he'll care so much... but I've been trying to convince people to post answers in comments. He'll just go back to posting things in comments as often as possible.
is struck by an insatiable desire to add more "meta" and repeat aloud, but keeps getting tripped up when reaching "I've never met a meta-meta-metaphor"
That's hard. The food is just as good in Germany as in France... wait. That's insane. The food is just way better all around in France. Except Indian food. The French don't know how to cook rice. It's their Achilles heel. Gastronomically speaking.
@JasperLoy hm...In France they respect rules just as much as in Germany, in the sense that that they respect the authority they should have on others.
In France ... way too many glasses and forks and such on restaurant tables. even the most informal table has two different of every kind of utensil and dish and glass.
@JasperLoy Would you be reborn as a German /French person or as yourself?
So I emailed the publisher to ask for a list of all books in a certain series, and they did not reply. Maybe they are still working on it, or maybe they couldn't care.
What difference does it make whether you call them pronouns or not?
It doesn't change their properties or their usage or their meaning or their syntax.
Go right ahead and call them pronouns if you like -- or call them quantifiers or determiners.
It makes no difference either way. It's just a n...
I am looking for a word (or two words) that means similar to Unagi (the concept they were trying to go for, not the fish!) - a total sense of awareness of yourself and your surroundings.
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English Language & Usage: Multi-Layer…
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