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TOSEC Project => Database / Datfiles => Errors & Contributions => Topic started by: Cassiel on February 15, 2011, 05:19:01 PM
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The following have graves where as they should have apostrophes....
Commodore C64 - Demos - [D64] (TOSEC-v2010-12-30_CM).dat (4 hits)
Line 50620: name "Raze`s Musicpack (19xx)(Success)"
Line 50621: description "Raze`s Musicpack (19xx)(Success)"
Line 64090: name "Vic Reeve`s Theme (19xx)(Dominators)[h Demobase C64]"
Line 64091: description "Vic Reeve`s Theme (19xx)(Dominators)[h Demobase C64]"
Commodore C64 - Demos - [PRG] (TOSEC-v2010-12-31_CM).dat (2 hits)
Line 20116: name "Raze`s Musicpack (19xx)(SCS)"
Line 20117: description "Raze`s Musicpack (19xx)(SCS)"
Texas Instruments TI-83 - Demos (TOSEC-v2010-12-24_CM).dat (2 hits)
Line 1116: name "Kirby`s Show (2002)(Tenchi)"
Line 1117: description "Kirby`s Show (2002)(Tenchi)"
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Cheers, will fix them.
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There are a few posts about invalid chars in a topic over at PD (no link, sorry).
I also noticed that sadman is reporting the same errors (as posted by Cassiel) but with "\" instead of "`" (here (http://www.tosecdev.org/index.php/forum/index.php?topic=264.0), which is strange since the `, although wrong (should be ', right?) is still a low ascii char (96th in the table) and shouldn't give us problems.
A few interesting lines:
Because the bracket and brace characters of ASCII were assigned to "national use" code points that were used for accented letters in other national variants of ISO/IEC 646, a German, French, or Swedish, etc., programmer using their national variant of ISO/IEC 646, rather than ASCII, had to write, and thus read, something such as
ä aÄiÜ='Ön'; ü
instead of
{ a='\n'; }
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'name' and 'description' use grave (in error), 'rom' uses \ (in error):
e.g.
game (
name "Raze`s Musicpack (19xx)(Success)"
description "Raze`s Musicpack (19xx)(Success)"
rom ( name "Raze\s Musicpack (19xx)(Success).d64" size 174848 crc e2ff4b22 md5 d64137f2f29abe3df73539098b175310 )
Two errors for the price of one! ;)
I must have noticed this aaages ago, just completly forget to raise it....